ICA Community Bulletin

US DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS NOVEMBER 2 AT 2 AM

Daylight Savings Time will end in the US on November 2, and because the ICA Academic Calendar is based on NY EST, this change will affect the time students from many regions around the world attend classes.

** If you live in the US **

The times you attend teleclasses will not change. But, make sure you turn your clock back an hour on November 2 for the end of US daylight saving.

** If you live outside the US **

The times you attend teleclasses will change. You will need to update your teleclass conversions as follows:

All Students: Reconvert the time of your classes as of November 2 (until March 8, 2009 when Daylight Saving begins again in the US)

Some Students:Reconvert the time of your classes again if your country starts or finishes Daylight Saving on a date other that November 2.

For a list of when countries start/finish Daylight Saving click here

To reconvert times, click here

If you have any queries, please email support@icoachacademy.com

And of course, don’t forget:

If you are finishing Daylight Saving you need to turn your clock back one hour.

If you are starting Daylight Saving you need to turn your clock forward one hour.

Daylight saving will begin in the US this weekend, on March 9th and as the ICA Academic Calendar is based on NY EST, this change will affect many of our students from around the world in different time zones, and the time that they attend classes.

** If you live in the US**

The times you attend teleclasses will not change.  But, make sure you turn your clock forward an hour on the 9th March for the start of day light saving.

**If you live outside the US**

The times you attend teleclasses will change.  You will need to  update your teleclass conversions as follows:

All students: Reconvert the time of your classes as of the 9th March (until 2nd November when Daylight Saving finishes in the US).

Some students: Reconvert the time of your classes again if your country starts of finishes Daylight Saving on a date other than the 9th March.

For a list of when countries start/finish day light saving click here

To recovert times click here

If you have any questions, please email support@icoachacademy.com

And of course don’t forget:

If you are starting day light saving you need to turn your clock forward one hour.
If you are finishing day light saving you need to turn your clock back one hour.

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS IN MARCH 2008

Daylight Saving Time will begin in the US, on March 9th, and because the ICA Academic Calendar is based on NY EST, this change will affect the time students from many regions around the world attend classes.

** If you live in the US**

The times you attend teleclasses will not change.  But, make sure you turn your clock forward an hour on the 9th of March for the start of day light saving.

** If you live outside the US **

The times you attend teleclasses will change.  You will need to update your teleclass conversions as follows: 

All Students: Reconvert the time of your classes as of the 9th March ( until the 2nd of November when Daylight Saving finishes in the US).

Some Students: Recovert the time of your classes again if your country starts or finishes Daylight Saving on a date other than the 9th March. 

For a list of when countries start/finish day light saving click here

To reconvert times, click here

If you have any queries, please email support@icoachacademy.com

And of course, don’t forget:

• If you are starting day light saving you need to turn your clock forward and hour.
• If you are finishing day light saving you need to turn your clock back and hour.

Just a reminder that Day Light saving changes will take effect in the US on the 11th March 2007. This will impact on the programming of ICA classes as our Teleclass Bridge lines all originate from the US and must remain in sync with this time zone. In summary: Read more »