“A tree whose roots lie in Africa, but whose leaves breathe in Europe” —King Hassan II

What are the teaching and team time structures like?

Teaching is about fifteen hours a week with eight additional office hours.

Teams meet weekly for a team meal. These meetings cycle through focusing on professional development, training, encouragement, team building, and just enjoying time together.

What does ongoing professional/personal development look like?

Monthly meetings and teacher observations for new teachers are the main structures for professional development. Input from professional development specialists is available as opportunities arise.

What is housing like?

Apartments are near to or shared with teammates. Proximity to the school varies from one location to another, but carpooling is usually available. Apartments are usually three bedrooms with one-and-a-half or two bathrooms.

What is it like to raise a family in Morocco?

Moroccans love children, and the cities where we have partnerships are great places to raise kids. Shopkeepers and neighborhood guardians take care to keep an eye out for families, especially foreigners.

If only one spouse is teaching, the other will find no shortage of opportunities. Hospitality is valued, and many members of the community may want to practice their English. Spouses often help with student activities and events or lead book clubs at the university along with connecting with friends and neighbors.