Survey reveals growing popularity among young Moroccans of English

Jalal Hami Eddine, a blind teacher who brightens the days of his students

Jalal Hami Eddine, father of two, has carved out his own path to success without letting his visual impairment be an obstacle. To him, «disability is not the problem, but feeling it is».

Ghailan, the restless warlord of northern Morocco

Ghailan or Guyland is a Moroccan warlord who dreamed of building his own emirate in northern Morocco. With his strong men, he won several battles and tried to seize English Tangier before being put to death by Moulay Ismail.

Coronavirus : Overcoming the language barrier to help the most vulnerable migrants in Morocco

Through a crowdfunding campaign, Ghanaian artist Reuben Odoi Yemoh is trying to help West and Central African migrants in Morocco. To him, this community is a vulnerable one as the language barrier makes it hard to access help.

Mouhcine Camel, this teacher who made of Essaouira’s streets an «English classroom»

In 2017, Mouhcine Camel launched a free initiative in one of the old alleys of the city of Essaouira. His project aims to teach languages, especially English, to young people.

Morocco's low English proficiency levels blamed on its complex linguistic landscape

Morocco ranks among the very low category of the English Proficiency index, released to measure English language skills in the world. The low trends in Morocco are blamed on the country’s complex linguistic landscape.

Moroccan teachers' English training at the heart of Moroccan-British talks in London

Morocco belongs to the very low proficiency category of the English Proficiency Index

Morocco is ranked 67th by the EF English Proficiency Index, a report that measures the average level of English language skills of adults in a certain country. According to the survey, the kingdom has a very low global trend compared to other neighboring countries.

Arrested in Iraq, a Moroccan national admits being an ISIS recruiter

British Workshop's advertisement campaign accused of encouraging people to commit suicide

British Workshop, a school for teaching English has chosen the wrong way to advertise its services. Once the ad was displayed on the billboards all over the streets of Casablanca, Internet users expressed their anger, disappointment and frustration. A joke that was taken the other way.