Spain Education Gap: Moroccan Graduates Lag Behind
9 June 2026
While Catalonia displays a record rate of graduates, deep inequalities remain. According to recent statistics, one third of the Moroccan community settled in the region does (…)
9 June 2026
While Catalonia displays a record rate of graduates, deep inequalities remain. According to recent statistics, one third of the Moroccan community settled in the region does (…)
5 June 2026
During the regional French exam held Monday in eastern Morocco, a writing assignment reducing women’s role to marriage and motherhood triggered strong outrage. Civil society (…)
4 June 2026
Moroccan candidates admitted to oral exams at French grandes écoles will receive free plane tickets. The Ministry of National Education will cover their round-trip flights to (…)
2 June 2026
The first admission results on Parcoursup are revealed this Tuesday, June 2, opening an important phase for more than one million candidates for higher education in France. (…)
28 May 2026
A study conducted in Flanders shows how some young Belgian-Moroccan students describe a school where displayed equality doesn’t always guarantee the same opportunities in their (…)
27 May 2026
A vast demographic survey presents an unprecedented picture of French society. While cultural integration of immigrant children succeeds, access to employment remains (…)
27 May 2026
A study conducted in Flanders shows that certain school decisions are not always experienced as individual cases. For young Belgian-Moroccan students, they can affect their (…)
25 May 2026
A study conducted in Flanders shows how certain remarks, sometimes presented as harmless, can durably mark young Belgian-Moroccans in their school journey.
25 May 2026
Facing soaring school fees, anger is mounting in French establishments in Casablanca and Mohammedia. Families are demanding accountability for substantial funds collected for (…)
24 May 2026
For some young Belgian-Moroccan students, school guidance is not simply an administrative step. A study conducted in Flanders shows it can be experienced as an unfair, lasting (…)