Although English is increasingly practiced in Morocco, the level of the kingdom in mastering the language is lower than other countries. Out of 100 countries analyzed, Morocco ranks 74th, thus gaining two places compared to last year, according to the new ranking of the Swiss organization Education First (EF).
American students are increasingly going to Morocco to pursue their studies. This is revealed by a recent report entitled "Open Doors" from the Institute of International Education.
Morocco no longer wants to directly recruit doctorate holders through universities. They will be identified thanks to a national commission.
Moroccan students continue to have a strong presence in France despite the health crisis and its many consequences.
A special brigade created within the French intelligence services is investigating the lives of 200 Moroccan imams, religious leaders and teachers sent to France. The investigators are also delving into the lives of their families, relatives and friends.
A student has just filed a complaint against the Catholic school located in Kénitra that prohibited her from wearing the veil. The outcome of this case is expected in the very near future.
Following an inspection carried out in a "pedagogical farm", run by the Saint-Denis Koranic school in Forest, the Brussels police proceeded on Tuesday, November 10 in the early evening, to the confiscation of all the animals. Five shelters took charge of dozens of animals imprisoned in deplorable conditions, at the request of the Bruxelles-midi police zone.
Moroccan students can now submit their residence permit applications online, according to the French Ministry of the Interior.
The Maghreb Arab high school in the Mhamid district of Marrakech refused to re-enroll a student who was pursuing his studies in the first year of the baccalaureate. According to his father, the young man, suffering from cancer, had his leg amputated and had to undergo chemotherapy sessions.
The young Moroccan researcher-professor Hajar Mousannif is in the running for the prestigious "Women Tech" award, in the "Global AI Inclusion Award" category. This award celebrates women who stand out in high technology internationally.
A new annex to the School of Governance and Economics has been specially designed to accommodate the heir apparent [Moulay Hassan]. Located in the prestigious Riad district, the new premises will allow the prince to attend part of his university curriculum in person.
Doctoral training in Morocco is becoming increasingly expensive, forcing many doctoral students to drop out just before the finish line. A 90% dropout rate is recorded each year.