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CAN 2017: Will Morocco Beat Ivory Coast?

CAN 2017: Will Morocco Beat Ivory Coast? | Morocco World News Junior CAN 2017: Will Morocco Beat Ivory Coast? By Youssef Igrouane - - January 24, 2017 , 3:40 pm 2 view By Marius Bordat Rabat – After their disappointing opening match against the Democratic Republic of Congo last Monday, Morocco’s football team coach, Hervé Renard and his players have a chance to quali...

to Expand Language in Moroccan Schools

Morocco to Expand English Language in Moroccan Schools Minister of Education and Vocational Training in Morocco, Rachid Belmokhtar, declared in a speech on Monday during the tenth session of the

How ICT tools are to enhance teaching writing? Part 2

How ICT tools are to enhance teaching writing? Part 2

Kuwait: Moroccan Student Gets the Highest Score on Baccalaureate Exams

Kuwait: Moroccan Student Gets the Highest Score on Baccalaureate Exams Hajar Ettarrass, a-17 year-old Moroccan student living in Kuwait, obtained the highest score on the baccalaureate exams by obtaining a 99.1% score, according to Moroccan news website Hespress.

85% of Moroccans Want English as First Foreign Language

85% of Moroccans Want English as First Foreign Language According to a new survey conducted by news website Hespress, Moroccans seem to be more and more in favor of replacing French with English in the Moroccan educational system.

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For These Reasons, Morocco Should Adopt English as an Official Second Language Hamid chabat said that Morocco Should Adopt English as an Official Second Language

Morocco's Education Minister: Teaching Foreign Languages Will Not Negatively Impact Arabic Morocco's Education Minister: Teaching Foreign Languages Will Not Negatively Impact Arabic.