Show overview
IB Voices has been publishing since 2019, and across the 7 years since has built a catalogue of 115 episodes. That works out to roughly 40 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 17 min and 26 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 2 weeks ago, with 15 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2020, with 53 episodes published. Published by IB Marketing and Communications.
From the publisher
Welcome to IB Voices, where IB students, educators, alumni and more with a passion for the International Baccalaureate share their stories and experiences.
Latest Episodes
View all 115 episodesL'importance des langues additionnelles dans le système de l'IB
Preparando a los estudiantes para el futuro a través del POP
Inclusive Education in Action: The IB Approach with Dr. Kala Parasuram
Enhancing the MYP Beta
L'architecture de l'excellence de l'IB: Leçons tirées sur le terrain
The PYP in Australia: Where inquiry-based learning meets explicit teaching
Michigan IB Advocacy Day
Le bien-être et l’inclusion
The IB University of the People Scholarship Programme
Ep 103Systems Transformation
Recorded live from the IB Global Conference in The Hague, keynote speaker Dr. Mo Olateju – fellow at the Centre for Universal Education at the Brookings Institution and founder of Nigeria’s TEP Centre – speaks with Tom Smith about systems transformation in education, and the importance of broadening students' life skills.
Ep 102Multilingualism
Recorded live in The Hague, Guillermo Duff, IB World Schools Manager, speaks with Camelia Constantinescu, DP and CP Curriculum Manager, on the subject of multilingualism. The pair examine the role of multilingualism in an IB education, and explore how schools can engage with the IB's evolving vision of language teaching and learning. This episode of IB Voices was originally recorded in October 2025.
Ep 101The Theory of Knowledge Exhibition
Recorded at IB Day California, Matthew Davis, IB Coordinator at Granite Hills High School, speaks with Jared Phelps, DP Coordinator at Bonita Vista High School, about the Exhibition component of the IB's Theory of Knowledge course and how their work has brought schools and communities in California together.
Ep 100Apprendre, diriger et vivre le Programme primaire de l'IB
Dans cet épisode d'IB Voices (Les Voix de l'IB en français), Rémy Lamon, Responsable confirmé du Service des écoles du monde de l'IB, accueille Anderson Vidal, Directeur de l'enseignement et de l'apprentissage et Coordinateur du Programme primaire (PP) à TFS, à Toronto (Canada). Anderson partage son parcours international, du Brésil au Canada, et son intense engagement auprès de l'IB depuis 2009. Ensemble, ils explorent les défis liés à la transition de l'enseignement traditionnel au Programme primaire de l'IB, l'importance de l'apprentissage centré sur l'élève, de la collaboration et de l'apprentissage qui passe par des essais et des erreurs. S'appuyant sur son expérience de plusieurs programmes nationaux, Anderson réfléchit au leadership, au développement professionnel et à l'évolution du cadre du PP, offrant ainsi réconfort et inspiration aux éducateurs qui naviguent dans le changement au sein de la communauté internationale de l'IB.
Ep 99Student Voices: IB Day of Service at Centennial High School
IB Coordinator Sheila Nguyen speaks with Gurnoor and Omar, sixth-year IB students at Centennial High School in Corona, California, about the school's first IB Day of Service and optimal approaches to service learning and community outreach.
Ep 98IBEC Across Borders
Dr. Cherissa Vitter, Associate Professor of IB Education at Southeastern Louisiana University in the U.S., joins Keith Yi, Adjunct Professor at Inha University in the Republic of Korea, to discuss the International Baccalaureate Educator Certificate (IBEC) programme and how it leads educator growth and development around the world.To learn more about IBEC, visit ibo.org/professional-certificates
Ep 97Indigenous Learning in British Columbia
As communities observe Native American Heritage Day, Jennifer Aragon, Executive Director of the BC Association of IB World Schools, speaks with Dhana Matthews, DP Coordinator at Seaquam Secondary, Delta, about the IB in British Columbia and the integration of Indigenous perspectives.
Ep 96Introducing the IB Youth Advisory Council
Recorded live in The Hague, Youth Engagement Lead Katie Tracy speaks with Ecem, a member of the IB's inaugural Youth Advisory Council. Together they discuss some of the IB's most significant youth initiatives, including the HundrED Youth Ambassador Programme, IBlieve, and the new student-led council.
Ep 95CP Core Enhancements
Senior curriculum manager Chantell Wyten speaks with experienced CP educator Marjorie Vautrin about how the Career-related Programme is evolving, and how it can empower more students to connect their studies with professional pathways.
Ep 94Introducing and implementing the CP
Recorded live in New Orleans, IB adoption specialist Chad Lower speaks with Chris Downs of North Hagerstown High School (Maryland) about implementing the IB Career-related Programme (CP). Together, they explore how the CP benefits individual students and the opportunities it can open for their future.
Ep 93AI in Assessment and K-12 Classrooms
Join Dr. Matthew Glanville, Director of Global Assessment for the International Baccalaureate, and Ryan Findley, Founder of Evergreen Education, in exploring practical uses of AI in schools across the globe. Together, they explore developmental benchmarks for K-12 learning and AI interventions to benefit educators and students in the classroom, as well as potential challenges.