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Teach English to Children & Adults

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4 - 24 semaines  ·  Âge 18 - 50+
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Points forts

  • Teach children, teenagers and adults - this is not only a classroom placement, and the adult learners are often the most motivated people you will teach.
  • Live with a Moroccan host family with three meals a day included, which is where most volunteers say the real learning happens.
  • Work in local schools, community centres and educational institutions, alongside Moroccan teachers and other international volunteers.

Points forts

  • Teach children, teenagers and adults - this is not only a classroom placement, and the adult learners are often the most motivated people you will teach.
  • Live with a Moroccan host family with three meals a day included, which is where most volunteers say the real learning happens.
  • Work in local schools, community centres and educational institutions, alongside Moroccan teachers and other international volunteers.
  • Support exam preparation, homework clubs and informal conversation practice, not just formal lessons - and summer camps during school holidays.
  • Base yourself in Rabat, an easy hour from Casablanca and in reach of Fes, Marrakech, Chefchaouen and the Atlantic coast at weekends.
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    Particulièrement approprié pour

    Âge 18+
    Seul voyageur
    Couples
    Groupes
    50+

    À propos du programme

    Teach English in Moroccan schools, community centres and adult classes, living with a host family in Rabat. No teaching qualification required - training is given.

    Why English, and why here

    English has become the language that opens doors in Morocco – to higher education, to international work, and to a job market that increasingly expects it. French still dominates formal education, but English is what students and young professionals are actively seeking ...

    À propos du programme

    Why English, and why here

    English has become the language that opens doors in Morocco – to higher education, to international work, and to a job market that increasingly expects it. French still dominates formal education, but English is what students and young professionals are actively seeking out. What is in short supply is people to practise with.

    Who you will teach

    Volunteers are placed in local schools, community centres and educational institutions around Rabat, and the range of learners is wider than most teaching placements:

    • Children in primary and community settings
    • Teenagers preparing for exams and further study
    • Adults improving their English for work – often the most driven group in the building

    The teaching itself covers speaking, listening, reading and writing in an interactive, supportive environment. Beyond formal lessons you may help with exam preparation, homework support and informal conversation practice, which for many learners is the part that actually shifts their fluency. During school holidays there may be the chance to teach at summer camps.

    You will usually work alongside Moroccan teachers or with other international volunteers, which makes for a livelier classroom than working alone.

    No qualification needed

    No formal teaching qualification is required. The local team provides orientation, guidance and teaching resources. That said, volunteers who do a basic online TEFL-style course before arriving get more out of the placement and are more use from day one – if you have the time before you travel, it is worth doing.

    Living with a Moroccan family

    Accommodation is with a host family, with three meals a day included. Most volunteers report that this, rather than the classroom, is where they learn the most about Morocco – and it is the reason a placement here feels different from one where you live in a volunteer house with other foreigners.

    Journée typique

    Morning

    Breakfast with your host family – bread, olive oil, jam, eggs, and mint tea. Then out to your placement, usually a short walk or a petit taxi ride.

    Teaching

    Your timetable depends on the placement. School classes run in the morning; community centre and adult classes are often later in the ...

    Journée typique

    Morning

    Breakfast with your host family – bread, olive oil, jam, eggs, and mint tea. Then out to your placement, usually a short walk or a petit taxi ride.

    Teaching

    Your timetable depends on the placement. School classes run in the morning; community centre and adult classes are often later in the day. You will be assisting a Moroccan teacher, taking small groups, or leading your own sessions depending on your confidence and how long you have been there.

    Interactive works better than formal here. Games, role play, songs with younger children, and conversation-driven sessions with adults. Volunteers who bring flashcards, picture books or simple activity materials from home find them used every day.

    Afternoon and evening

    Back with the host family for lunch, which in Morocco is the main meal of the day and worth being there for. Afternoons may hold a second session, homework support or preparation time.

    Evenings are family time, or the medina, or a cafe on the Kasbah walls watching the sun go down over the Atlantic.

    Weekends

    Free. Rabat is well placed – Casablanca is an hour by train, Fes and Marrakech are both doable, and Chefchaouen, Meknes and the coast at Essaouira are all within reach.

    Activités de loisirs

    You work weekdays, so evenings and every weekend are yours - and Rabat is one of the better-placed bases in Morocco for using them.

    Rabat itself

    The Kasbah of the Udayas, a blue-and-white walled quarter above the river mouth, is the obvious first afternoon, and the cafe on the walls looking out over ...

    Activités de loisirs

    You work weekdays, so evenings and every weekend are yours - and Rabat is one of the better-placed bases in Morocco for using them.

    Rabat itself

    The Kasbah of the Udayas, a blue-and-white walled quarter above the river mouth, is the obvious first afternoon, and the cafe on the walls looking out over the Atlantic is where everyone ends up. The Chellah is a Roman city that later became a medieval necropolis, now full of storks. The Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, and the medina for shopping, round out the city. Rabat is a UNESCO World Heritage site and considerably calmer than Marrakech or Fes, which makes it an easy place to live.

    Weekend trips

    Casablanca is an hour by train, with the Hassan II Mosque - one of the few in Morocco open to non-Muslims - worth the trip alone. Fes has the oldest and most overwhelming medina in the country. Chefchaouen, the blue town in the Rif mountains, is the photograph everyone comes back with. Marrakech is further but very doable on the train, and Essaouira on the Atlantic is the calmer coastal alternative.

    Further afield

    The Sahara - Merzouga or Zagora - needs a long weekend and an overnight, but a night in the dunes is the trip most volunteers say they would not have missed. The Atlas Mountains and the Toubkal trekking routes are reachable from Marrakech.

    Day to day

    Mint tea, hammams, and learning to haggle properly in the souk. Your host family will teach you more about all three than any guidebook.

    Conditions

    Conditions

    Âge minimum: 18 ans

    Pour participer à ce programme, tu dois avoir au moins 18 ans au moment du début. Des exceptions peuvent être possibles si tu fournis une autorisation de ton représentant légal ou si tu es accompagné(e) par l’un de tes parents.

    Exigences en matière de formation

    à niveau High school

    Vérification des Antécédents Criminels

    Requis

    Documents requis

    Criminal background check

    Restrictions de nationalité

    Aucune : l’aide venant du monde entier est la bienvenue.

    Autres Compétences

    No teaching qualification is required - orientation, guidance and teaching resources are provided. Completing a basic online TEFL-style course before you travel is strongly encouraged and makes you far more useful in week one. French or Arabic is helpful socially but is not needed to teach. Bring flashcards, picture books or activity materials if you have room.

    Engagement horaire

    Nous avons besoin de ton aide pour lundi, mardi, mercredi, jeudi et vendredi

    Services inclus

    Services inclus

    Services sur place

    Included

    • Accommodation with a Moroccan host family for your whole stay
    • Three meals a day
    • Orientation on arrival
    • Your placement at the school or centre, and teaching resources
    • 24-hour assistance and support from the in-country team
    • Comprehensive pre-departure information
    • Certificate of participation, on request

    Not included

    • Airfare and airport taxes
    • Airport pickup – unlike most of our destinations, transfers are not included on the Morocco programmes, so budget for getting from the airport to your host family
    • Visa and visa extension fees
    • Travel and medical insurance – mandatory, and available through us at extra cost
    • Local transport and personal spending

    The price shown already includes your application fee – there is nothing further to pay us on arrival. Programme fees can be paid in interest-free instalments, with the balance due 45 days before departure.

    Logement

    You live with a Moroccan host family in Rabat, which is the single biggest difference between this placement and one where you share a volunteer house with other foreigners. You eat with the family, you are drawn into their routine, and your Arabic or French improves whether you intend it to or not.

    Rooms are simple and clean. Families hosting our volunteers have done so for years and are used to guests who arrive with no Arabic and no idea how to eat a tagine properly.

    Some volunteers find the first few days an adjustment – Moroccan family life is more communal than many people are used to, and privacy works differently. Almost everyone says by week two it is their favourite part of the programme.

    The local team is in Rabat and available throughout your stay if anything needs sorting out.

    Aliments & Boissons

    Three meals a day are included, eaten with your host family. Moroccan home cooking is genuinely one of the best reasons to come: tagines, couscous on Fridays, harira soup, fresh bread with every meal, olives, and mint tea at all hours.

    Lunch is the main meal of the day and the family will usually eat together – try to be there for it rather than working through, since it is where a lot of the conversation happens.

    Vegetarians are straightforward to accommodate; Moroccan cooking is full of vegetable and pulse dishes. Note any dietary requirements on your application form so the family can be briefed in advance. Tap water is generally safe in Rabat but most people drink bottled.

    Ramadan: if your stay falls during Ramadan, meal timings shift completely and the household eats before dawn and after sunset. It is a remarkable time to be in Morocco, but worth knowing about before you book.

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    Transfert de l'aéroport Sale Airport

    Le transfert de l'aéroport n'est pas inclus dans les frais non plus.

    Billets d'avion

    L'aéroport le plus proche est Sale Airport (RBA) à Rabat. Nous t'aidons à trouver des vols pas chers pour aller en Maroc. TROUVER DES VOLS PAS CHERS

    Assurance voyage

    Partir à l'étranger est une aventure et c'est toujours mieux d'être bien préparé. Que ce soit une maladie soudaine, une blessure ou du vol - une assurance voyage pour Maroc te protège en cas de situation imprévue. OBTENIR UN DEVIS

    Vaccins

    Si tu envisages de faire du bénévolat en Maroc, nous te conseillons de consulter un médecin avant le début de ton voyage. Renseigne-toi sur les vaccins nécessaires pour Maroc. INFOS VACCINS

    Informations sur l'arrivée

    Start dates: weekly, year-round.

    Airport: Rabat-Salé (RBA) is closest. Many volunteers fly into Casablanca Mohammed V (CMN) instead, which has far more international routes and is about an hour from Rabat by train – the train runs frequently from the airport terminal itself and is straightforward.

    Please note: airport pickup is not included on the Morocco programmes. The team will send you clear directions to your host family before you travel, and can advise on transfers, but budget for getting from the airport yourself. This differs from most of our other destinations, so plan for it.

    Visa: most nationalities enter Morocco visa-free as tourists for up to 90 days. Visa and visa extension fees are not included if your nationality does require one, or if you stay beyond the permitted period.

    What to expect: Morocco is a Muslim country and Rabat is relatively relaxed, but dressing modestly – shoulders and knees covered – will make your placement and daily life considerably easier, particularly for women.

    Ramadan: if your dates fall during Ramadan, the rhythm of the day changes significantly and some placements run reduced hours. Worth factoring into when you come.

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    Frais de Programme

    $333 par semaine 4 - 24 semaines Âge 18 - 50+

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    Durée

    4 - 24 semaines

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    Afrique > Afrique septentrionale > Maroc > Rabat

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