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Anyone have any valuable info about High schools in Morocco whose language of instruction is English, THANKS? |
Travel Info Anyone have any valuable info about High schools in Morocco whose language of instruction is English, THANKS? Travel Tips Just my 2垄. There are several schools throughout the country who use english as their language of instruction. American School of Casa, American School of Marrakech, American School of Tangier, G.W. Academy in Casa, Kastalani in Agadir and a few others spread about. The unfortunate thing about the private schools in Morocco is that many of the teachers are not actually teachers. Many of them do not have college educations at all and those who do often have a degree in a completely unrelated field. Of course some of the teachers are qualified teachers too. In addition to that the tuition at these schools is outrageous considering many of the 'teachers' are not teachers at all. I suppose this may not be an issue at all if the instructor is following a lesson plan that has been prepared for them. I just personally have a bit of an issue with the pricing of the schools and what you get. You can get the same or better education in the public schools here in Morocco. Of course I do understand if a family is moving here and their children are a little past the age of picking up Arabic and French well enough to be submerged into a school that uses one of the two for its primary instruction language. Lastly (sorry so long) I have several friends here that are from USA, UK, and Denmark who did move here at a point where some of their children were too old to be put into the French or Arabic speaking schools. Several of these women home school those children using the homeschooling system from their home country. They simply enroll their children in the homeschooling system of their home country and city. They connect daily to the website that supports the program and supplies the lesson plans. Occasionally the children may need to return to the home country to take a test (i.e. USA in states that require comprehensive assessment tests). The friends of mine who do the homeschooling all send their kids to a school to learn Arabic or bring in a tutor for Arabic. Others I work with a gentleman from Morocco. He just gave me these schools' names......American School in Casablanca and Rabat. George Washington School in Casablanca. You may want to Google these to confirm. Hope this helped you out. The list I provided before (aside from the one Sarah T added) is pretty thorough - most of those schools are high schools as well. Sarah T's advice here is excellent though. |
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