Online Resources for Students and Families

AIIU upholds a strong regulatory framework and within, a high level of policies, procedures, and guidelines that we employ within the organisation and with our exchange students, our volunteer host families, and schools.

Child Safety and the Child Safe Standards

Child Safe Code of Conduct

Child-Safety-Policy

Safeguarding Policy

Risk Management Strategy

Action Plan for dealing with Actual or Alleged Abuse

Response to Critical Incidents Policy and Procedures

Emergency Management Plan

Privacy Policy

Child Protection Privacy and Information Sharing

Record Keeping Procedural Guidelines

Cyber Safety Policy

Complaints Handling Policy

Complaints Policy Overview

Appeals Policy

Victoria’s Child-Safe Standards Plain Language Summary

Victoria’s Child-Safe Standards Plain Language Guide

Empowerment and Participation Guide – Working with Children & Young people

Speak Up: It’s Your Right – Youth Poster

The Reportable Conduct Scheme – Information for Young People

Tips for Establishing a Culturally Safe Environment for Aboriginal Children and Young People

My ten month exchange in Japan was an experience I will never forget. AIIU give students like me a once in a lifetime opportunity which I am truly grateful for.

Taylah

I could go on for years about all of the things that I have been blessed with experiencing. My host families have been extraordinary and I really felt at home there!

Casey

There is a special place in my heart for my Japanese friends, and I’ll always keep coming back to them. Thank you for the best year of my life!

Sasha

I cried for the first time in forever. Although I also ended up smiling. I can’t be sad that it’s over, as I’m so happy it happened. Thank you everyone who helped my exchange happen!

Danson

An experience I will never forget. I enhanced my Japanese skills and made connections with friends that feel like family now. AIIU was a great exchange program!

Alex

Living in Japan improved my Japanese, so after returning to Australia I was able to to go straight into the advanced stream of Japanese at university.

Taylah

Respect for other people came through strongly in our student’s actions. We saw her becoming more confident and willing to engage in conversations.

Host Mother

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