In this episode, Jay and Phiwokhule (Class of '26) address the top ten questions parents have about the enrolment process at AISJ.

In this episode, Tara (Class of '26) interviews High School Counsellor Ms. Yolanda Kukuia and gets her advice on the university application process.

In this episode, Xavier (Class of '25) and Walter (Class of '26) talk about their experiences and smooth transition as new students at AISJ.

In this episode, Hamza (Class of '25) talks about their transition from a U.S. public school to AISJ.

In this episode, Ethan and Taylor (Class of '26) talk about new student integration at AISJ.

In this episode, Noah and Kelly (Class of '25) share how the AISJ fosters the growth and development of artists.

In this episode, David and Benjamin (Class of '25) talk about how they are inspired by their Track and Field coaches and how they overcame challenges in a new environment when they first joined AISJ.

In this episode, Oliver (Class of '25) and Matias (Class of '26) lead a round-table discussion on the athletic competitions and cultural conventions hosted by ISSEA (The International Schools of Southern and Eastern Africa). They are joined by Ms. Charlotte Haines, Dr. Sophia Oduol, and fellow student Lucas.

In this episode, Ryan (Class of '25) answers the top ten most frequently asked questions from new students and parents about co-curricular activities at AISJ.

In this episode, Jedediah and Zander (Class of '25) host a round-table discussion with AISJ's technology experts, exploring how technology is used to engage students critically and creatively in their learning.

In this episode, Nicolas (Class of '25) and Nūnez (Class of '25) provide a glimpse into the popular International Day event at AISJ where parents, students, and faculty come together to celebrate diversity and community.

In this episode, Raphael (Class of '26) shares the inspiring story of Korn. Korn reflects on his journey of adapting to life in South Africa and at AISJ, navigating the challenges of his first overseas relocation, and embracing a new language and culture.

In this episode, Honey (Class of '25) talks about how she thrives as a student-athlete here at AISJ.

In this episode, Thatohatsi (Class of '25) shares her experience with AISJ's learning support program and how it has contributed to her growth as a student.

In this episode, Abigail (Class of '25) narrates David’s journey as a first grader in the inclusion services program here at AISJ.

In this episode, Lucas (Class of '26) interviews Student Council President Jabulani to find out more about student leadership opportunities here at AISJ.

In this episode, Eric (Class of '25) interviews four outstanding alumni who epitomize the four pillars of AISJ: Jasmine Kirkpatrick, Kate Ahn, Shanzeh Haider, and Lesedi Mahlangu.

Welcome to Soar Like an Eagle, a podcast series produced by students at the American International School of Johannesburg, sharing the exceptional experiences that define our community and inspire learning - all to help future families discover why AISJ could be the perfect fit for them.