Friendship
Relationships built on shared experiences, exchange and mutual support.
Beyond the classroom
Many perspectives. One AIM community.
A global outlook grows through personal connections: meeting peers, sharing experiences and staying curious about the challenges others are solving.
What brings us together
The connection is human. The possibilities are shared.
Excellence
The curiosity to keep learning and the commitment to put knowledge into practice.
Leadership
Thoughtful decisions and a willingness to contribute to the communities around us.
Knowledge worth sharing
Good questions travel across disciplines.
A different perspective can reveal a better way to approach a familiar problem. Use your learning as a starting point for a thoughtful exchange, with room for context and disagreement.
Leadership in practice
Reflect on decisions, communication and the responsibilities that come with guiding a team.
Business and change
Compare approaches to changing markets, organisational challenges and the trade-offs behind a decision.
Personal learning
Share the habits that help you keep learning, test an idea and make room for reflection.
Bring something of your own.
Participation can begin with a question, an experience or a clear learning need. Choose a way to contribute that feels useful to you.
Share a teaching idea
Turn a subject you know well into a learning proposal. Start with the audience, the problem and a practical outcome.
Learn about teachingStart a conversation
Tell us about a topic, collaboration or learning need you would like to explore. Use the contact form to give it context.
Send an enquiryKeep exploring
Browse the catalogue and choose a subject that stretches your perspective. You do not need to know everything before you begin.
Explore learningFrom the archive
Moments of connection, preserved.
These photographs document alumni activities from 2018. They are a window into the community’s history, rather than a listing of upcoming events.
A tradition of recognition
Leadership that makes a difference.
The AIM Alumni Achievement Award, known as Triple A, recognises exceptional AIM graduates for professional achievement and contributions to society. The FAIM archive includes awardee records from 1975 to 2018, offering historical examples of the different forms that contribution can take.
Explore the Triple A archiveHistorical association recognition is separate from course completion and any certificate issued through LMS FAIM.
The wider FAIM community
The story continues in the archive.
The original FAIM website preserves association history, alumni chapters and stories from earlier activities. Explore these sources for their historical context; current course availability belongs to the LMS catalogue.
Your next connection starts here.
Ask about courses, teaching or bringing learning to your organisation.