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Our Travel Roots French Teaching Program in Morocco offers a unique opportunity to support language education while immersing yourself in a country where French is widely used in education, business, and government. French is considered Morocco’s second language, but access to quality instruction—especially in lower-income communities—remains uneven.
As a volunteer, you’ll play an important role in helping students improve their confidence and fluency in spoken and written French. You’ll assist or lead lessons in schools, community centres, or NGOs, working with children, teenagers, or even adult learners depending on your placement.
Your teaching approach can be playful and creative—using songs, games, flashcards, and real conversations to make language learning feel fun and natural. Whether helping a child master new vocabulary or supporting an adult in preparing for exams or job opportunities, you’ll witness first-hand the real-world value of your support.
No teaching qualification is needed—just a good grasp of French, a passion for communication, and a willingness to engage in meaningful cultural exchange.
Key Activities:
Supporting local teachers with classroom instruction
Teaching grammar, vocabulary, and conversational French
Leading speaking activities and pronunciation workshops
Organising games, role-play, and creative exercises
Creating learning materials and visual aids
Assisting with adult education and exam preparation, where needed
Whether you’re a native French speaker or a fluent learner, your contribution will help break down language barriers and open new doors for those eager to learn.
By volunteering on Our Travel Roots French Teaching Program in Morocco, you will:
•Support students in building confidence and fluency in French
•Help improve access to high-quality language education
•Work with learners of all ages, from children to adults
•Gain real-world experience in teaching, communication, and leadership
•Share your culture while learning deeply about Moroccan life
•Live with a local host family and become part of the community
•Explore Morocco’s rich blend of Arab, Berber, and Francophone heritageWhat to Expect: A Day in the Life of a French Teacher Volunteer in Morocco
Every day on Our Travel Roots French Teaching Program in Morocco offers a mix of classroom interaction, cultural exchange, and creative planning. You’ll be working in community-focused settings where flexibility and initiative are welcomed.
8:00 AM – Morning Briefing & Lesson Prep
Arrive at your assigned school or centre. Meet with local educators to go over the day's schedule, review lesson plans, or prepare flashcards, games, or learning activities.9:00 AM – Morning Class
Begin your first lesson—this could involve teaching a small group of children or assisting a local teacher. Focus on basic grammar, vocabulary, or conversational practice depending on the group’s level.10:30 AM – Break & Informal Interaction
Use this time to chat with students and help them practice conversational French in a relaxed setting. These informal moments are often where the most memorable exchanges happen.11:00 AM – Second Session
Lead an activity like role-play, reading comprehension, or a pronunciation game. You may work with teens or adults depending on your placement.1:00 PM – Return Home for Lunch
Enjoy a freshly prepared lunch with your host family and take a well-earned rest.Afternoons – Free or Optional Teaching
Some centres offer afternoon sessions or conversation clubs for older learners. If not, use the time to explore, take language classes, or help plan future lessons.Days Off
Weekends are yours to discover Morocco—whether it’s visiting ancient cities, hiking mountain trails, or enjoying a traditional hammam.Each day is an opportunity to make connections, inspire confidence, and create a fun, empowering environment for learners of all ages.
Your Impact as a Volunteer
By volunteering on Our Travel Roots French Teaching Program in Morocco, you're giving learners more than just language skills—you’re giving them tools for empowerment. French plays a major role in Morocco’s academic, administrative, and professional spheres, yet access to confident, conversational instruction is often limited, especially outside private institutions.
Your presence in the classroom helps bridge this gap. Whether it’s a young student discovering the joy of language or an adult learner preparing for work or study, your guidance opens new pathways for communication, education, and opportunity.
Beyond grammar and vocabulary, you’re also nurturing confidence, curiosity, and connection. For many learners, speaking French with a fluent volunteer is a rare and motivating experience. You offer not just knowledge, but encouragement—and that builds lasting motivation.
And while you're teaching, you’re learning too. You'll gain insights into Moroccan culture, education systems, and day-to-day life—all while forming genuine bonds with students, staff, and your host community.
Your Home in Morocco
During your time on the program, you’ll be welcomed into a Moroccan homestay, where you'll live with a local family alongside fellow volunteers. This isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s a cultural immersion. You’ll gain a first-hand experience of daily Moroccan life, from shared meals to meaningful conversations and traditions passed down through generations.
Sleeping Arrangements
Volunteers may have their own room or share with one or two others, depending on the homestay. All rooms are comfortable and equipped with the essentials. Moroccan homes are communal by nature, with shared living areas and traditional couches (known as sedari) used for both sitting and dining.What’s Provided
•Bed and fresh linens
•Three daily meals prepared by your host family
•Wi-Fi access (available in all Rabat homestays)
•Support from your local host family throughout your stayWhat to Bring
Please bring your own towel and personal toiletries. The accommodation is modest but welcoming, offering everything you need for a meaningful, comfortable stay.Cultural Connection
Staying with a host family offers a rich opportunity to practice Darija (Moroccan Arabic dialect), try authentic home-cooked dishes like tagine and couscous, and engage in local customs. Your host family also receives support through your program fee, helping to empower local households while offering you a warm, inclusive space to call home.History
This community-driven initiative was created to connect passionate volunteers with local associations, daycares, and grassroots organisations across Morocco—in cities like Rabat, Salé, Casablanca, and Marrakech. It began as a way to support underfunded projects by matching them with individuals from around the world who want to make a difference while experiencing life in North Africa.
By working directly with local partners, this platform ensures that every volunteer placement is meaningful and well-supported. From early childhood centres to women’s empowerment initiatives, each collaboration focuses on real needs within the community and fosters long-term development through global exchange.
Mission & Vision
The mission is simple: to create authentic, impactful volunteer experiences that benefit both the local communities and the volunteers themselves. With a strong belief in cultural exchange and mutual learning, the platform offers flexible project options across various social and educational fields.
Volunteers are encouraged to immerse themselves in Moroccan life—whether through Arabic or French language classes, local excursions, or living with a host family—while making a tangible contribution to community wellbeing. The vision is a world where travel is more than sightseeing; it’s about connection, contribution, and shared growth.
Program Fees & What’s Included
Program Fee
Duration Fee (EUR)
1 week €258
2 weeks €508
3 weeks €748
4 weeks €979
5 weeks €1200
6 weeks €1414
8 weeks €1820
10 weeks €2208
12 weeks €2577
16 weeks €3316
20 weeks €4055
24 weeks €4794
Discounted rates are available for volunteers who arrange their own accommodation and meals. Please contact us for details.
Payment Terms
• Program fees are due 30 days before your start date.
• If applying within 30 days of arrival, full payment is due within 48 hours of confirmation.What’s Included
✅ Shared or private accommodation with a local host family
✅ Three fresh, traditional Moroccan meals daily
✅ Airport pickup and drop-off from Rabat-Salé Airport
✅ Welcome pack full of necessary and useful information
✅ Flexible start dates and free date changes
✅ Expert guidance and support from local coordinators
✅ Arabic or French language immersion opportunities
✅ Full support before, during, and after your placement
✅ 100% Cancellation Money-Back Guarantee
✅ So much moreYour Investment in Language, Opportunity & Yourself
Our Travel Roots French Teaching Program in Morocco is about more than lesson plans—it’s a purposeful investment in education, empowerment, and your own personal journey. Your fees not only cover your experience, but also help fund local schools and provide vital resources to keep these programs running.
Whether you’re preparing for a career in teaching, exploring meaningful travel, or expanding your cultural awareness, this is a chance to grow while helping others do the same.
Where You’ll Be – The Heart of Morocco’s Cultural Landscape
Your teaching placement will be based in one of Morocco’s vibrant cities—Rabat, Salé, Casablanca, or Marrakech. Each location offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern life, with colourful medinas, bustling souks, and a rich cultural heritage around every corner.
Rabat, the capital city, is a relaxed coastal hub with palm-lined boulevards and centuries-old architecture. Its neighbour, Salé, offers a more traditional, local experience just across the river. Casablanca—the country’s economic centre—buzzes with energy, while Marrakech stuns with its red city walls, winding alleyways, and iconic Jemaa el-Fnaa square.
No matter where you’re placed, you’ll be welcomed into a warm, friendly community that values connection, tradition, and generosity. Your homestay accommodation will be close to your volunteer site, giving you a true taste of daily Moroccan life.
Morocco – A Tapestry of Cultures and Colours
Located at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, Morocco is a country that surprises and enchants at every turn. With landscapes that range from the Atlas Mountains to the vast Sahara Desert, and coastlines that stretch along both the Atlantic and Mediterranean, it’s a land of diversity and discovery.
You’ll find Islamic, Berber, Arab, and French influences woven into every part of life—from the food and fashion to the music and architecture. Wander through maze-like souks, sip mint tea in a quiet riad, or take in the call to prayer echoing through a centuries-old medina. Life here moves at its own rhythm.
The climate is typically warm and dry, with cooler temperatures in coastal cities and during winter months. It’s the perfect setting for both exploration and reflection—where each day offers something new to see, taste, and learn.
Volunteering in Morocco offers more than just meaningful work—it’s a gateway to rich experiences, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cultural adventures. In your free time and on weekends, you’ll have countless opportunities to explore the country and connect more deeply with its spirit.
Here are just a few activities to enjoy during your stay:
Explore the Ancient Medinas
Wander through the winding alleyways of Rabat, Casablanca, or Marrakech. Shop for colourful textiles, handmade ceramics, spices, and artisanal crafts in the bustling souks.
Take Arabic or French Classes
Deepen your cultural immersion with optional language lessons in Darija (Moroccan Arabic) or French—perfect for connecting with locals and enhancing your daily experiences.
Desert Adventures in Merzouga
Join an unforgettable trip to the Sahara Desert. Ride camels over golden dunes, sleep under the stars, and experience Berber music around the campfire.
Hike the Atlas Mountains
Escape into nature with a trek through the High Atlas Mountains. Discover traditional Amazigh villages, terraced valleys, and stunning panoramic views.
Surf & Relax in Essaouira or Taghazout
Head to the laid-back coastal towns of Essaouira or Taghazout for surfing, beach yoga, or a peaceful day by the sea.
Traditional Moroccan Cooking Classes
Learn to cook local dishes like tagine, couscous, and pastilla with a local chef—then enjoy your homemade feast.
Visit Historical Landmarks
Explore the Hassan Tower, the Royal Palace, the Kasbah of the Udayas in Rabat, or the famous Koutoubia Mosque and Majorelle Garden in Marrakech.
Weekend Trips to Chefchaouen & Fes
Take a short trip to the blue-washed streets of Chefchaouen or explore the spiritual and artistic heart of Morocco in Fes.
Whether you’re soaking in the culture, chasing adventure, or simply sipping mint tea on a rooftop at sunset, Morocco offers endless ways to enrich your journey beyond the program.
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