The Admissions Office is responsible for coordinating the initial inquiries from families for both the Johannesburg and Pretoria campuses. The office, in addition to direct inquiries from individuals, also maintains contact with relocation agents, the mobility sections of NGOs, corporate entities, and government organizations. All inquiries will be responded to within seventy-two (72) hours.

The office acts as a conduit between the applicants and the school and will organize the necessary documentation that will guide the admissions review panel.  All final admissions decisions are made by the School Director. 

In line with AISJ’s mission statement and philosophy, a student will be eligible for admission to AISJ as long as the school has the capacity to support them in the classroom and enable a student to reach his/her fullest potential.

Continued enrollment is based on the student’s academic and behavioral performance, as well as AISJ’s capacity to meet the student’s needs.

New and returning students will only be accepted into the high school on the premise that the student will graduate prior to the student’s twentieth birthday.

Any student who has previously graduated from the equivalent of high school in another learning institution will not be considered for enrollment at AISJ.

Students may only join AISJ for the second year of the International Baccalaureate (IB) if the first year of the IB has been completed elsewhere and the course selections are closely aligned.

AISJ accepts new students into grade 12 only under special circumstances as determined by the High School Principal.  In such cases, students must attend grade 12 for the entire academic year.

The Admissions Office is responsible for coordinating the initial inquiries from families for both the Johannesburg and Pretoria campuses. The office, in addition to direct inquiries from individuals, also maintains contact with relocation agents, the mobility sections of NGOs, corporate entities, and government organizations. All inquiries will be responded to within seventy-two (72) hours.

The office acts as a conduit between the applicants and the school and will organize the necessary documentation that will guide the admissions review panel.  All final admissions decisions are made by the School Director. 

In line with AISJ’s mission statement and philosophy, a student will be eligible for admission to AISJ as long as the school has the capacity to support them in the classroom and enable a student to reach his/her fullest potential.

Continued enrollment is based on the student’s academic and behavioral performance, as well as AISJ’s capacity to meet the student’s needs.

New and returning students will only be accepted into the high school on the premise that the student will graduate prior to the student’s twentieth birthday.

Any student who has previously graduated from the equivalent of high school in another learning institution will not be considered for enrollment at AISJ.

Students may only join AISJ for the second year of the International Baccalaureate (IB) if the first year of the IB has been completed elsewhere and the course selections are closely aligned.

AISJ accepts new students into grade 12 only under special circumstances as determined by the High School Principal.  In such cases, students must attend grade 12 for the entire academic year.

The Admissions Office is responsible for coordinating the initial inquiries from families for both the Johannesburg and Pretoria campuses. The office, in addition to direct inquiries from individuals, also maintains contact with relocation agents, the mobility sections of NGOs, corporate entities, and government organizations. All inquiries will be responded to within seventy-two (72) hours.

The office acts as a conduit between the applicants and the school and will organize the necessary documentation that will guide the admissions review panel.  All final admissions decisions are made by the School Director. 

In line with AISJ’s mission statement and philosophy, a student will be eligible for admission to AISJ as long as the school has the capacity to support them in the classroom and enable a student to reach his/her fullest potential.

Continued enrollment is based on the student’s academic and behavioral performance, as well as AISJ’s capacity to meet the student’s needs.

New and returning students will only be accepted into the high school on the premise that the student will graduate prior to the student’s twentieth birthday.

Any student who has previously graduated from the equivalent of high school in another learning institution will not be considered for enrollment at AISJ.

Students may only join AISJ for the second year of the International Baccalaureate (IB) if the first year of the IB has been completed elsewhere and the course selections are closely aligned.

AISJ accepts new students into grade 12 only under special circumstances as determined by the High School Principal.  In such cases, students must attend grade 12 for the entire academic year.

The Admissions Office is responsible for coordinating the initial inquiries from families for both the Johannesburg and Pretoria campuses. The office, in addition to direct inquiries from individuals, also maintains contact with relocation agents, the mobility sections of NGOs, corporate entities, and government organizations. All inquiries will be responded to within seventy-two (72) hours.

The office acts as a conduit between the applicants and the school and will organize the necessary documentation that will guide the admissions review panel.  All final admissions decisions are made by the School Director. 

In line with AISJ’s mission statement and philosophy, a student will be eligible for admission to AISJ as long as the school has the capacity to support them in the classroom and enable a student to reach his/her fullest potential.

Continued enrollment is based on the student’s academic and behavioral performance, as well as AISJ’s capacity to meet the student’s needs.

New and returning students will only be accepted into the high school on the premise that the student will graduate prior to the student’s twentieth birthday.

Any student who has previously graduated from the equivalent of high school in another learning institution will not be considered for enrollment at AISJ.

Students may only join AISJ for the second year of the International Baccalaureate (IB) if the first year of the IB has been completed elsewhere and the course selections are closely aligned.

AISJ accepts new students into grade 12 only under special circumstances as determined by the High School Principal.  In such cases, students must attend grade 12 for the entire academic year.

The Admissions Office is responsible for coordinating the initial inquiries from families for both the Johannesburg and Pretoria campuses. The office, in addition to direct inquiries from individuals, also maintains contact with relocation agents, the mobility sections of NGOs, corporate entities, and government organizations. All inquiries will be responded to within seventy-two (72) hours.

The office acts as a conduit between the applicants and the school and will organize the necessary documentation that will guide the admissions review panel.  All final admissions decisions are made by the School Director. 

In line with AISJ’s mission statement and philosophy, a student will be eligible for admission to AISJ as long as the school has the capacity to support them in the classroom and enable a student to reach his/her fullest potential.

Continued enrollment is based on the student’s academic and behavioral performance, as well as AISJ’s capacity to meet the student’s needs.

New and returning students will only be accepted into the high school on the premise that the student will graduate prior to the student’s twentieth birthday.

Any student who has previously graduated from the equivalent of high school in another learning institution will not be considered for enrollment at AISJ.

Students may only join AISJ for the second year of the International Baccalaureate (IB) if the first year of the IB has been completed elsewhere and the course selections are closely aligned.

AISJ accepts new students into grade 12 only under special circumstances as determined by the High School Principal.  In such cases, students must attend grade 12 for the entire academic year.

The Admissions Office is responsible for coordinating the initial inquiries from families for both the Johannesburg and Pretoria campuses. The office, in addition to direct inquiries from individuals, also maintains contact with relocation agents, the mobility sections of NGOs, corporate entities, and government organizations. All inquiries will be responded to within seventy-two (72) hours.

The office acts as a conduit between the applicants and the school and will organize the necessary documentation that will guide the admissions review panel.  All final admissions decisions are made by the School Director. 

In line with AISJ’s mission statement and philosophy, a student will be eligible for admission to AISJ as long as the school has the capacity to support them in the classroom and enable a student to reach his/her fullest potential.

Continued enrollment is based on the student’s academic and behavioral performance, as well as AISJ’s capacity to meet the student’s needs.

New and returning students will only be accepted into the high school on the premise that the student will graduate prior to the student’s twentieth birthday.

Any student who has previously graduated from the equivalent of high school in another learning institution will not be considered for enrollment at AISJ.

Students may only join AISJ for the second year of the International Baccalaureate (IB) if the first year of the IB has been completed elsewhere and the course selections are closely aligned.

AISJ accepts new students into grade 12 only under special circumstances as determined by the High School Principal.  In such cases, students must attend grade 12 for the entire academic year.