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Volunteers will be based in Rabat, Sale and Marrakech.Volunteers who wish to join the Teaching English project must be fluent in English.
This volunteer program is especially suitable for:
Singles
Couples
Groups
50+
Our program
Our main objective out here is to help deep root cross cultural learning through teaching English.
The main language in Morocco is Arabic, with French being the second language of the majority.English is increasingly becoming the foreign language of choice – particularly due to the high levels of youth unemployment and national economical shift from agriculture to service related industries, such as tourism and telecommunications.
Now English language training has become increasingly sought after., it is important our students adapt to the modernisation of the job market.
With an increase in work opportunities in tourism, business, and higher education, Moroccans are eager to develop their English language skills. They hear French regularly on TV and in songs but they have very little exposure to spoken English.
Volunteering with us is an act of service and opportunity for self-reflection.
The willingness to step outside your comfort zone help our students to learn from volunteers and we our volunteers should be ready for adventure and to make an impact.
Volunteer teaching with the Nobel for Language Speaking Center will provide you with the opportunity to learn about our fascinating country and its people. This experience is available to anyone with an interest in helping others improve their English language skills. You do not need to have any previous teaching experience and we do not require you to take a TEFL course. Whether you want to volunteer during your gap year, career break, or as a volunteer vacation, you will have an important role to play and your efforts will be greatly appreciated.
Rabat has an ancient history but is rapidly modernizing and the English language learning system is also modernizing with it. By having volunteers like you in the classroom, to bring English language and culture alive, it will help to motivate and encourage our students and to make the new language system work.
As a volunteer teacher in Morocco, you will live and work in the vibrant and cosmopolitan capital city of Rabat. The city is a fascinating confluence of old and new and an intriguing blend of African, Spanish, French, and Arabic cultures.
English is the third language in the Moroccan educational system, after Arabic and French, and is taught to students from the age of ten. We offer a good of placement at our language center in Morocco.In whichever one volunteers choose,thier main role will be to teach English and help adults students to improve their conversational skills.
Typical day
First Day: On your first day of volunteering, you will be escorted to your placement by a local coordinator and introduced to the placement staff you will be working with.
Weekdays: A typical volunteer day would be as follows
8.00 AM Breakfast at the homestay.
9.00 PM - 10.00 AM Volunteers leave home and travel to their placements. Work and hours are dependent on the project and placement that each volunteer is working at. There is a tea break and lunch break with times varying depending on the placement.
2.00 PM - 5.00 PM Work at the placement usually ends. Volunteers are free to travel home, prepare for the next day or do some shopping and sightseeing.
8.00 PM Dinner at the homestay.
Please note, this schedule can vary depending on the particular project the volunteer in participating on. Volunteers taking Arabic or French language lessons spend half the day volunteering and the other half of the day taking language lessons.
Details on Arrival
The program orientation begins the first and third Monday of each month, and volunteers need to arrive in Rabat on the Sunday before orientation.
Orientation is hosted by our Moroccan team at the volunteer base in Rabat. Orientation begins on the morning of your chosen start date.
Orientation covers everything you need to know for your volunteer program in Morocco – Introduction to Morocco, Moroccan Customs, Rules and Expectations, Language Lessons, Safety, Travel Opportunities in Morocco, Introduction to your Project and Placement.
The orientation will also give you a chance to meet other volunteers and swap contact details for weekend travel and socializing.
Free-time activities
During the weekends, volunteers have spare time and usually just relax or take the opportunity to explore other parts of Rabat and Morocco. Long weekends can be taken to travel further afield to destinations, such a Merzouga (Dunes), Tinghir (Ksabah), Fes, Meknes (imperial cities), Volubilis (Roman), Tanger, Merzouga (Dunes), Tinghir (Ksabah), Fes, Meknes (imperial cities), Volubilis (Roman), Tanger.
Sightseeing
Climbing
Safari/Zoo
Hiking
Museum/Opera
Sports
Yoga/Meditation
Program Requirements
In order to join the program you need to be at least 18 years old on the program start date.
There might be exemptions if you can provide the permission of your legal guardian(s) or if your are accompanied by your parents.
You need to speak
English
(intermediate level)
and French
(intermediate level)
at University or High School level
No restrictions. Helping hands from all over the world are welcome.
Good communication
Self Confidence.
Motivational
Self Confidence.
Motivational
Your helping hand will be required on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
from
08:00
- 16:30
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Before your journey
Musha Care Foundation (your host organization) provides consulting and is keen to answer all your questions. Once you reserved your spot, you will receive the contact details of
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On-site services
- 24/7 in-country support
- Airport pick-up
- Program orientation
- Volunteer placement
- Accommodation
- Meals
When you arrive, you will be greeted at the airport by a member of the local team and transported to the volunteer accommodation in Rabat, Casablanca or Sale (location will depend on proximity to your specific placement).
Volunteers can expect to share a room with other volunteers, however in some homestays volunteers have their own rooms. Bedding is provided, but it is recommended that volunteers bring their own sleeping bag if you wish to travel on the weekends, along with a towel and toiletries. It is important to note that Moroccan homes have a shared living environment in which Sdaders (Moroccan couches) are used as beds within the homes, while also used during the day for sitting and dining.
WiFi is available in the majority of the homestays in Morocco. To keep connected, you can also purchase a local SIM card with data for an unlocked mobile phone.
Moroccan cooking blends Mediterranean fruits and vegetables with spices, typically imported. A typical Moroccan meal begins with a series of hot and cold salads, followed by a tagine (Moroccan stew) and bread is eaten with every meal. Lamb or chicken dishes are common, as is couscous topped with meat and vegetables. The consumption of pork and alcohol are prohibited, as per Muslim dietary restrictions and drinking mint tea is a daily tradition. Volunteers in Morocco are served three meals per day (breakfast, lunch and dinner). Special dietary requirements are provided like vegetarian dishes.Bottled water is readily available in Morocco
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Visa, flights, travel insurance or vaccinations are NOT included in the program fees.
The nearest airport is Sale Airport (RBA) in Rabat. We assist you to find cheap flights to Morocco.
Going abroad is an adventure and it is always best to be prepared. Sudden illness or injury, cancellation or theft - a travel insurance for Morocco provides security and is a plus to have.
If you are intending to volunteer in Morocco you should seek medical advice before starting your social journey.
Check your required vaccinations for Morocco.
Program Fees
2
weeks
(min. stay)
$1,330.00
3
weeks
$945.00
4
weeks
$1,260.00
5
weeks
$1,575.00
6
weeks
$1,890.00
7
weeks
$2,205.00
12
weeks
(max. stay)
$3,780.00
Average fees
$490.00/week
Generally, volunteering abroad involves certain costs. In case you need financial support, we will assist you to fundraise your volunteer program in Morocco.
The deposit is simply to reserve your volunteer placement. Payments are handled by PayPal, our trusted global payment provider.
If you don't have a PayPal account, you can also pay using a credit card.
Your final payment will be agreed with Musha Care Foundation during the application process.
Common solutions are either via bank transfer or a cash payment at the project site.
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