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  • Quality Education

Teaching French

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4 - 16 weeks  ·  Age 18 - 50+
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Highlights

  • Gain Arabic language fluency by living with a local home stay. Many Moroccans speak French as well.
  • Experience the Arab lifestyle and culture by emerging in one of the ancient imperial cities of Morocco.
  • Gain a unique international experience in the field of teaching and community service.

Highlights

  • Gain Arabic language fluency by living with a local home stay. Many Moroccans speak French as well.
  • Experience the Arab lifestyle and culture by emerging in one of the ancient imperial cities of Morocco.
  • Gain a unique international experience in the field of teaching and community service.
  • Meet other international volunteers and plan excursions all over the country, through the diverse Moroccan landscape of mountains, beaches, and desert.
  • Do camel trekking at Sahara desert while living the nomad's lifestyle and visit the beautiful blue pearl of Morocco. Besides, Spain is a few miles away in case you plan to visit Europe after Morocco.
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    Especially good for

    Age 18+
    Singles
    Couples
    Groups
    50+

    About the program

    In this project, you will work with children, teenagers, and adults, providing teaching in French. tasks include running language classes, tutoring for school exam ...

    French serves as a second language in many educated echelons within Morocco, and while it is considered an unofficial third language after Modern Standard Arabic and Berber (Amazigh), it is the primary language of commerce and economics in Morocco. In order for young Moroccans to acquire marketable ...

    About the program

    French serves as a second language in many educated echelons within Morocco, and while it is considered an unofficial third language after Modern Standard Arabic and Berber (Amazigh), it is the primary language of commerce and economics in Morocco. In order for young Moroccans to acquire marketable skills and integrate well into the job market, they need to have a strong grasp of the French language. French is widely spoken and written in many spheres of life, namely in banking and in the private sector in general. 
    On the Teaching French project, you will work with children, teenagers, and adults, providing teaching in French. Your tasks will include running language classes, tutoring for school exams, providing support to local teachers, or teaming up with other volunteers/interns in traditional classrooms, assisting with homework, and organizing educational games and activities. You can also assist in summer camps during the school holidays. 
    You will need to be fluent in oral and written French. As you will work with our support and placement staff, you do not need to be a qualified or experienced teacher to teach French. 

     Requirements for Teaching French in Morocco

    To participate in the Teaching French project, you will need to be fluent in oral
    and written French.

    Typical day

    Typical Schedule: Volunteers are expected to teach and manage a class of students. Usually, volunteers teach in pairs or with another local teacher. The number of kids varies according to the number of volunteers on the placement.

    -8:00    Breakfast at the host family

    -9:00 to 12:00 starting ...

    Typical day

    Typical Schedule: Volunteers are expected to teach and manage a class of students. Usually, volunteers teach in pairs or with another local teacher. The number of kids varies according to the number of volunteers on the placement.

    -8:00    Breakfast at the host family

    -9:00 to 12:00 starting teaching at the placement

    – 12:00 to 14:00 Lunch at the host family

    – 15:00 to 17:00 teaching at the placement or time to prepare for tomorrow's class.

    – 20:00 Dinner at the host family.

    Note: Working hours might differ slightly depending on placement and season.

    Free-time activities

    After work or during the weekends, volunteers have spare time and usually just relax or take the opportunity to explore other parts of Rabat and Morocco. Besides sightseeing and visiting different historical places like Tour Hassan, Kasbah des Oudayas, the archaeological museum, Mohamed VI Modern ...

    Free-time activities

    After work or during the weekends, volunteers have spare time and usually just relax or take the opportunity to explore other parts of Rabat and Morocco. Besides sightseeing and visiting different historical places like Tour Hassan, Kasbah des Oudayas, the archaeological museum, Mohamed VI Modern and Contemporary Art Museum, Rabat as a coastal city, volunteers can also go swimming or surfing at the nearby beach downtown or engage in other water sports like canoeing and jetski at the beach and in Bouregrag river in Rabat or the neighboring city of Salé. 

    Weekends and long weekends can be taken to travel further afield to destinations, such as Marrakech, Merzouga (Dunes), Tinghir and Ouarzazat (Kasbah), Fes, Meknes (imperial cities), Chefchaouen (the blue city), Volubilis (Roman), Tangier, and south of Europe (Gibraltar, Andalusia, Portugal, south of Spain).

    Requirements

    Requirements

    Minimum Age: 18 years

    In order to join the program you need to be at least 18 years old on the program start date. There might be exemptions if you can provide the permission of your legal guardian(s) or if your are accompanied by your parents.

    Language Skills

    You need to speak French (fluently)

    Education Requirements

    at High school degree level

    Required Documents

    CV, copy of passport and

    Nationality Restrictions

    No restrictions. Helping hands from all over the world are welcome.

    Time Commitment

    Your helping hand will be required on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

    What's Included

    What's Included

    On-site Services

    The breakdown of your fees are as follows:
    - 50 %: to your host family to cover your accommodation and board. 
    - 20%: to projects materials and supervision where volunteers work. 
    - 30%: to cover the administrative and coordination work of the program. This also includes volunteers' pick up. 

    Airport Pickup at Sale Airport

    After you have registered for the program, please book your flights to arrive at Rabat International Airport (RBA). Your airport pick-up is included in your Program Fee.
    When you arrive, you will be greeted at the airport by a member of the local team and transferred to your accommodation in Rabat or Sale (location will depend on proximity to your specific placement). Your accommodation is covered by your Program Fee and includes the night before your program orientation.
    If you are traveling in Morocco prior to your volunteer program, we can arrange for you to be picked up at the Rabat Ville Train Station in Rabat on the day before your program orientation.

    Accommodation

    Our volunteers are accommodated in a homestay where you will live with a local family and other volunteers. These families receive money from your program fee for support, food, and board. It is exciting to stay with a family, as this is an opportunity to learn the Moroccan way of life, meet local people, eat local food, speak the local language (Darija: the Moroccan Arabic dialect) and engage in local customs and traditions. Volunteers may share a room with other volunteers but in many homestays, volunteers have their own rooms. Volunteers are recommended to bring their towel and toiletries. It is important to note that Moroccan homes have a shared living environment in which Sdaders (Moroccan couches) are used as a sitting and dining room.
    WiFi is available in all our homestays in Rabat. You can also get connected to the internet if you purchase a local SIM card with data for an unlocked mobile phone.

    Food & Beverages

    Influenced by African, Arab, Moorish and Berber cuisines, Moroccan cooking blends Mediterranean fruits and vegetables with spices, typically imported. A typical Moroccan meal begins with a series of hot and/or cold salads, followed by a tagine (Moroccan stew) and bread is eaten with every meal. Lamb or chicken dishes are common, as couscous topped with meat and vegetables. The consumption of pork and alcohol are prohibited, as per Muslim dietary restrictions and drinking mint tea is a daily tradition. 
    Our volunteers in Morocco are served three meals per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). Running tap water is drinkable and bottled water is readily available in Morocco. Volunteers should budget approximately US$5 per week for mineral water (2 liters per day) if they want to stick to it. If you have any special dietary requirements, please let us know when you apply for the program so we can make arrangements for you.

    Internet Access

    Good access at the project site
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    What's NOT included?

    What's NOT included?

    Flight Tickets

    The nearest airport is Sale Airport (RBA) in Rabat. We assist you to find cheap flights to Morocco. FIND CHEAP FLIGHTS

    Travel Insurance

    Going abroad is an adventure and it is always best to be prepared. Sudden illness or injury, cancellation or theft - a travel insurance for Morocco provides security and is a plus to have. GET A QUOTE

    Vaccines

    If you are intending to volunteer in Morocco you should seek medical advice before starting your social journey. Check your required vaccinations for Morocco. VACCINE CHECKER

    Details on arrival

    The program orientation begins on the Monday of each week throughout the year, and volunteers need to arrive in Rabat on the Sunday before orientation. After you have registered for the program, please book your flights to arrive at Rabat International Airport (RBA). Your airport pick-up is included in your Program Fee.

    When you arrive, you will be greeted at the airport by a member of the local team and transferred to your accommodation in Rabat or Sale (location will depend on proximity to your specific placement). Your accommodation is covered by your Program Fee and includes the night before your program orientation.

    If you are traveling in Morocco prior to your volunteer program, we can arrange for you to be picked up at the Rabat Ville Train Station in Rabat on the day before your program orientation.

    Orientation begins on the morning of your chosen start date. Orientation covers everything you need to know for your volunteer program in Morocco – Introduction to Morocco, Moroccan Customs, Rules and Expectations, Language Lessons, Safety, Travel Opportunities in Morocco, Introduction to your Project and Placement. The orientation will also give you a chance to meet other volunteers and swap contact details for weekend travel and socializing.

    Availability
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    Program Fees

    $294 per week 4 - 16 weeks Age 18 - 50+

    Payment methods

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    NO CREDIT CARD FEES

    Duration

    4 - 16 weeks

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    Final Payment

    You’ll agree on the final payment method with your local organization during the application process. This final payment is only due closer to the start of your trip.

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    Location

    Africa > Northern Africa > Morocco > Rabat

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    Samad
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