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About Ecole Française Internationale de Casablanca

EFI Casablanca is a French International school with an international focus. The school is only in its 3rd year, but already we have nearly 1000 students between 3 and 14 years old, and more than 30 differents nationalities on site.

Our English teachers from around the world enable young learners to use English and guide them in discovering and understanding other English-speaking cultures. Currently, we use a combination of Cambridge and National Geographic English programs and work towards reaching linguistic objectives at each level, including the Cambridge YLE exams at the end of each school cycle (every 3 years). 

English teachers plan and conduct both 'English Only' classes in leveled groups, as well as co-teach certain subjects with our French classroom teachers in a bilingual environment.  We have also implemented a 50/50 program in our Pre-K classes (3-4 years old). 

 

 

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Morocco at a glance

Country information

Capital:
Rabat
Language:
Modern Standard Arabic, Berber
Population:
35 million
Currency:
Moroccan dirham
Government:
Parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Major Religion(s):
Sunni Islam
Climate:
Moderate, subtropical

Country quick facts

Morocco is located in northwest Africa, with Mediterranean and North Atlantic coastlines.

Morocco has the fifth largest economy in all of Africa.

Films that have been made in Morocco include Prince of Persia, Sahara and The Mummy.

French is widely spoken in Morocco and as a result is considered the nation’s unofficial second language.

As of 2002, English became a mandatory subject from the fourth grade onwards in all Moroccan public schools.

Morocco has traditionally had strong economic and political ties to the West - France and Spain are currently the country’s leading trade partners.

Couscous is the national dish of Morocco.