Many experts and stakeholders attribute the failure of the education system in Morocco to the decline of the French language, calling for the adoption of English to change the situation.
As the school year approaches, Samia, the mother of an autistic girl living in Montpellier, is having trouble finding a school for her child. A problem she has been facing for several years.
The approach of the school year and the end of the summer holidays often rhyme with the use of bank loans to enable Moroccan parents to meet the needs of their children. And the banks are in fierce competition.
A Flemish Catholic school is offering a mandatory Arabic course to its final year students, an unprecedented initiative in Belgium.
After French public television, the education sector is beginning to adopt the complete map of Morocco and its southern provinces. This is evidenced by certain French textbooks and school books published for the 2024 school year.
A private company has filed a lawsuit against the Catholic Church of Tangier. It accuses the religious organization of fraud due to a contract that the two parties signed for the construction of a private school.
Did you know that the oldest university in the world still in operation is located in Morocco and has even been certified by the Guinness Book of Records?
While they had validated their ticket, Moroccan students were unable to participate in the 65th edition of the International Mathematical Olympiad held in Bath, United Kingdom, from July 11 to 22, due to a lack of visa. Concerned, parliamentarian Khalid Sati of the National Union of Labor is questioning the Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports, Chakib Benmoussa.
Seized a second time in summary proceedings, the administrative court of Lille rejected the request for provisional maintenance of the association contract with the State pending a decision on the merits addressed to it by the association managing the private Muslim high school Averroès, as well as the associations representing the school staff and the parents of students.
Honored guest at the graduation ceremony for deserving students of the Higher School of Technology, the Dean of the Faculty of Science Ben M’sik in Casablanca, Mohammed Talbi, refused to award a prize to a recipient because she was wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh. A behavior that has outraged some Moroccans.
Some private schools have decided to increase tuition fees for the next school year, much to the dismay of parents. Concerned, a deputy from the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) calls on the government of Aziz Akhannouch to act to prevent the commercialization of education.
The Avicenne Muslim college in Nice has won its legal battle against the Alpes-Maritimes prefecture, which had ordered its permanent closure last March.