How to apply

The college has announced that its admission process for the 2026/2027 session is now open. Applicants should:

1. Confirm the specific programme entry requirements directly with the college (different programmes may have different prerequisites).
2. Obtain and complete the application form — many applicants use the college's admissions portal or apply in person.
3. Submit required documents (see checklist below) and follow the college's payment and submission instructions.
4. Contact the admissions office for deadlines, interview schedules or assessment dates and any clarifications.

Contact details provided by the college (use these to confirm the correct application steps and closing dates):

• Website: www.midlandictech.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +234 9126343918
• Address: 8, Oshota US Stop, Ijede Road, Beside MRS Filling Station, Ikorodu, Lagos.

Typical documents and preparations

While exact requirements vary by programme, prepare the following commonly requested items before applying:

• Academic records (secondary school certificate/WAEC/NECO/ND/HND where applicable)
• Birth certificate or national ID (or statutory declaration where accepted)
• Passport photograph(s)
• Curriculum vitae or résumé for professional programmes
• Evidence of any prior relevant certifications or training
• Medical certificate where required and any programme-specific clearances
• Proof of payment for the application form (keep receipts)

Apply early and keep scanned copies of all documents in case the school requests digital submissions.

Verifying the college before you enrol

Before paying fees or accepting admission, take these verification steps to protect your investment and future:

• Request official accreditation or approval documents and verify them with the appropriate regulatory body (for technical and vocational schools this may include state education authorities or national technical education boards).
• Visit the campus in person if possible and ask to see the learning facilities, classrooms and workshop/lab spaces.
• Ask for a prospectus or programme brochure that details course length, certification awarded, assessment methods and graduation requirements.
• Check whether the college issues verifiable certificates and whether employers recognise the qualifications.
• Speak to current students or alumni about their experience, job outcomes and teaching quality.
• Insist on official receipts for all payments and confirm refund and transfer policies in writing.

About the AHA-certified emergency courses

AHA (American Heart Association)‑aligned or similar emergency care training is designed to build practical lifesaving skills. Courses like Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR/AED and First Aid are widely valued by employers in healthcare, hospitality and community services. If you plan to take these courses, check whether the college provides certified instructors and official course completion cards or certificates recognised by employers.

Practical tips for applicants

• Start your application early and confirm closing dates with the admissions office — deadlines can differ by programme.
• Keep digital and physical copies of all submitted documents and receipts.
• Prepare for any assessments or interviews by reviewing basic subject knowledge and practical skills required by your chosen course.
• Compare programme content and fees with other credible institutions to ensure value for money.