Inès Mottier

Sprachcaffe, Rabat
Duration: 3 weeks

The teachers have university degrees and are well aware of the difficulties students have. They learnt French and English at school. The lessons are conducted only in Arabic, however, if students have trouble doing something, the teacher gives them a brief explanation in English or in French. Visits to Rabat are organized twice a week, to the Archaeological Museum, the National Library, the Roman Necropolis and to other cultural sites. Besides, in the weekend, the school organises excursions to Meknès, Volubilis, Fès, the Essaouira Music Festival, to the desert, etc.

Amanda van Adrichem

Sprachcaffe, Rabat
Duration: 3 weeks

The Arabic language in Morocco is recommendable. The school is a really nice environment to learn arabic as there is lots of space as well as computers with internet. The school also has big garden which is well maintained which gives all students lots space to study. If you don't understand a concept of the language the school offers free tutoring after class. This is what I did as I had some difficulties grasping certain concepts.The tutor was really nice and helpful. Also I joined with most of the trips that the school organised during the week as well big trips in the weekends. In the three weeks that I was in morocco I went on trips with the school every weekend. This way I got to see a lot of Morocco. Going into desert by sitting on a camel was great experience for me as well as staying the night in the desert and sleeping in the open air. I also joined the trip to Fes and Meknes the week before the desert trip. Fes and Meknes was really nice as there was so much to see that even spending one day there wasn't enough. Also the teachers are really committed and helpful and will help you out with anything if you have a problem with something. In my opinion Morocco has so much to offer so if you want to learn arabic definitely go to Morocco.