Aalem International School is dedicated to providing an education that enriches the lives of its students, shaping young people who are confident, honest, and responsible in their relationships with others. Aalem International School adheres to all regulations set by the Ministry of Education of Liberia. Our courses are developed to meet these standards and are offered at varying levels of difficulty as required.
Studying French at AIS will explore the ins and outs of teaching French in grades K-12. This program is for you if you are serious about creating an impact in French major jobs. With a diploma in French education, you will be required to get real-world experience, ensuring you are equipped for jobs to teach french language in middle school and countless other areas.
We pride ourselves in being excellent. We require more than 100 hours of classroom experience starting as soon as you begin your first year. We do everything in our control to ensure you graduate a top-notch candidate.
Arabic is one of the oldest existing and most widely spoken languages in the world. At Aalem International School, we provide an Arabic language program with non-native speakers to give all our children an opportunity to be able to communicate in Arabic. Here’s how our Arabic curriculum for primary school, middle school, and high school works:
Arabic for non-native speakers: Taught from Years 1 to 12. Optional from Year 10 onwards. At AIS, we follow the National Muslim Council Curriculum for Arabic and Islam and focus on speaking and listening, reading, and writing. The Arabic Department’s Arabic learning program utilises teaching themes and special events, such as the Eid Fitir and Eid al Adha, in order to develop and broaden the range of learning experience of our pupils.
AIS offers Islamic studies in Liberia for all Muslim students. Our curriculum of Islamic education is built on exploring verses of the Quran and the sayings of the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). It aims to give students a clear, thorough understanding of Islamic teachings, moral behavior, and Islamic etiquette.
Students are also introduced to important figures in Islamic history, such as the Prophets: Adam, Moses, Jesus, and, of course, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). Students also learn about Muslims’ contributions to modern science. At AIS, we use the National Muslim Council curriculum of Islamic Studies for Muslims.
At AIS, we encourage students to seek guidance and assistance from our counselors and teachers when selecting courses. However, the ultimate responsibility for course selection rests with the parents. Additionally, AIS has a tradition that requires students to wear a specific school uniform during the school day. Information about the uniform and purchasing details are provided to all incoming students.
Our mission, agreed upon by all staff, is to provide a safe, friendly, and caring environment where each child can develop their academic, social, and emotional skills. We aim to cultivate confident and well-rounded citizens of the world, encouraging each individual to reach their full potential in a stimulating local and international setting.
At AIS, we strive to create an inclusive and diverse learning community where every child is valued and respected. Our vision is to nurture lifelong learners who are motivated, independent, and possess positive self-esteem.
