Australian International Academy of Education

Achievements

The curriculum provided by the academy is thoughtfully designed to integrate both secular and Islamic education. Students are encouraged to take pride in their Islamic identity while embracing their status as Australian Muslims. In addition to the Holy Quran and Languages Other Than English (LOTE), all other subjects are instructed in English. Arabic Language and Religious Studies are included at every educational level. The frequency of lessons varies slightly from Preparatory classes to Secondary levels. Additional modern languages may be offered based on student interest and enrollment numbers. By enrolling in the Australian International Academy, students experience growth in both their academic and spiritual journeys, as well as an enhancement of their self-esteem, all within a nurturing educational and Islamic framework. While the academy is open to students from various non-Islamic backgrounds, there are specific requirements that both students and staff must adhere to in order to be part of the Islamic College.

Non-Academic Achievements

AIA prioritizes comprehensive development by promoting various non-academic pursuits. Students are encouraged to engage in extracurricular activities such as sports, arts, music, and drama, where they often gain recognition at both local and regional levels. Additionally, the academy emphasizes community engagement, motivating students to participate in service projects that cultivate leadership skills, teamwork, and a sense of social responsibility.

Notable Alumni

While specific names are not publicly listed, AIA’s alumni have made significant contributions across various fields, including academia, business, and the arts. The alumni network remains actively engaged with the academy, participating in mentoring programs and events that inspire current students.