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...