Learn Arabic in Morocco!

The Kingdom of Morocco is the westernmost country in North Africa. Strategically situated with both Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines, but with a rugged mountainous interior, it stayed independent for centuries while developing a rich culture blended from Arab, Berber, European and African influences. The Moroccan coastline, which fronts onto both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, offers plenty of great beaches as well as a number of fascinating old coastal cities.

The population is around 33 million people. The official language is Arabic. Moroccans speak a dialect of Arabic called "Darija". French is also widely spoken, specifically in large cities and business settings. Morocco is a beautiful country with a rich history and diverse culture.

At one time, Morocco was incorporated as a part of the Roman Empire. Reflective of this, there are impressive ruins, especially at Volubilis, just one half hour´s drive from Rabat. By the 7th century AD. the Islamic Empire began to expand into Moroccan territory. During the Al-Andalus period (8-15th Century) fantastic centres of learning and religious monuments were established throughout the country; most significantly, Al-Karaouine in Fez, one of the oldest universities in the world.

	Study Arabic in Fez Fez is one of the four so-called "imperial cities" and a fantastic place to study Arabic. The centre can arrange trips and transportation to a variety of sites throughout Morocco based on students' needs and wishes. » Read more...
	Study Arabic in Meknes Known as the "City of the Hundred Minarets", this bustling city of a million habitants, numerous madrasas, kasbahs and mosques is a great place to study Arabic. » Read more...
	Study Arabic in Rabat Rabat is truly the ideal place for a foreigner to study in Morocco. From its towering city walls to its breath-taking Atlantic coastline, the Moroccan capital of Rabat will enchant and inspire you. In Rabat, centuries collide. » Read more...