Yeoh Wan Xin (HSC 2008)
Wan Xin received offers from Universities in Sydney before accepting a Taylors University Malaysia Scholarship, to study Law.

Chin Joe Yang (HSC 2008)  Joe is currently a first year student in Melbourne University Victoria Australia – Bachelor of Science.

“Have you ever had the desire to travel out of the country? Being a Malaysian, as cultural as we are, there are hundreds of cultures around the world yet for us to experience. I personally learnt and experience the beauty of those cultures, and I didn’t even have to step out of Malaysia. I just spent two of my final high school years at the Australian International School Malaysia.

Despite being only 9 years old, this school is the education ground for students of over 20 nationalities. This school richness in culture had pulled me out of my old box and placed me outside into a different environment where I widened my personal perspectives of the world. I made many friends, and now, they are family. We all teach here and we learn at the same time.

The Australian International School Malaysia created a clear image in my mind of what it’s like to be in a harmonic multicultural society. I gained experience and knowledge from this school. An experience I will never forget”

My 10 months here so far at AISM has been an experience like no other. I have made so many new friends from all over the world; not only from Australia but also from New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Iran, the list goes on. The diversity of the AISM community has enabled me to learn more about the cultures of others first-hand as well as share some of my own.

One of the things I like about AISM is the flexibility in choosing which subjects to study from the wide variety of subjects offered. I had the opportunity to study Business Studies and Economics (subjects which have always interested me but as I took the pure science stream for SPM I had not studied them) in addition to Physics and Chemistry. Besides that, there are also many extra-curricular activities to participate in. For example, I played the lead male role in the Senior School Production 2008, am an International Award participant, Model UN member and was involved in many other school activities such as the Swimming Carnival, Athletics Carnival, and Cross Country.

 In short, I believe that AISM has a lot to offer and if you would like to experience AISM, I wish you all the best in your scholarship application.

 Manu Menon  (HSC 2009)

I had high hopes that my first few weeks at AISM would be warm and welcoming and was not disappointed by any measure once I arrived. Everyone which includes the students and teaching staff were very friendly and were more than happy to help me get used to the environment in an international school. I was happy to see how everyone could get along although they came from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds. They seemed oblivious to their differences and were very approachable. I had a splendid time getting to know my new friends from all around the world. Friends whom I would have never met if not given this scholarship to study at this international school. Although I found it hard to find some common ground during conversations with certain people, we all got along perfectly well once our syllabus began and we started to know about each other. It was fun listening to students who had their stories to tell. These stories were often based on where they came from and it was both entertaining and enlightening.