
Moroccan Students Lead Foreign Enrollment in French Universities, Study Finds
Moroccans constitute the first student community in France, amounting to 43,000, or 20% of the total foreign workforce enrolled in the country.

Moroccans constitute the first student community in France, amounting to 43,000, or 20% of the total foreign workforce enrolled in the country.

For the past few days, a statement attributed to the Ministry of National Education has been circulating on the organization of a recruitment competition for 11,205 administrative assistants at the level of the regional academies of education and training and the regional directorates.

Grade inflation, a lack of adequate human resources, endemic corruption are among the ills plaguing the Moroccan education system. This is revealed by the latest report of the Moroccan Association for the Improvement of the Quality of Education (AMAQUEN) entitled "the quality of education and training in Morocco under the 2011 Constitution".

From January 10 to 15, the number of Covid-19 cases in Moroccan schools has skyrocketed, leading to the closure of 130 schools, including 24 under foreign missions.

The Lycée français Léon l’Africain has announced the opening of its doors in Rabat next September. Two classes per level will be opened from Petite Section to Terminale, up to 4th grade at the start of the 2022 school year and complete sports facilities.

The police arrested a private school teacher in Beni Mellal for violence against a minor student. The parents filed a complaint and an investigation has been opened.

The Ministry of National Education has published the different stages of the recruitment competition from the announcement of its organization to the publication of the final results.

France informs candidates for the recruitment competition for school or training institution management personnel under the responsibility of the Minister of National Education that an exam center has been exceptionally opened in Rabat .

The rapid spread of the omicron variant in Morocco could force the authorities to extend distance learning in force in certain regions, to the entire country. Several schools and foreign missions have already closed their doors, preferring to protect students and teaching staff from contamination.

The city of Rabat has forced the French International High School André-Malraux (LFIAM) to switch to distance learning, starting this Thursday, January 6.

After the detection of several positive Covid-19 cases within the Saint-Exupéry school in Rabat, the management has decided to close the establishment under the AEFE and switch to distance learning.

The professors of the Higher School of Technology (EST) in Casablanca say they are victims of sexual harassment and verbal abuse from one of their colleagues. The latter is currently being prosecuted and will have to appear in court on January 25, 2022.