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questions about foreign exchange 3 Replies

I am considering foreign exchange through a scholorship program called NSLI and I have a lot of questions about Morocco. First off, I am a very picky eater so lately I've been trying new foods to…Continue

Started by Lindsay Langstaff. Last reply by Nina Wilson May 9.

Exchange or Study-Abroad Programs for Moroccan Citizens 1 Reply

What are some of your recommendations for exchange or study-abroad programs for Moroccan citizens? Add your contributions or additional questions below, and we will update the discussion!Continue

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Started by Community Manager. Last reply by Lena (Team Member) Mar 21.

How safe is morocco?? 6 Replies

Hello,I will probably be studying at the qalam center in rabat this july. My only concern is the safety of morocco for foreigners. So, should I be concerned??Thanks for any feedback.Christina SociasContinue

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Started by Christina socias. Last reply by Youssef Bentaleb Feb 27.

A Cross-Cultural & Educational Organization founded by a State alumnus from Morocco and a community leader from northern of Ireland

Dear State Alumni around the world, My name is Yassine Echcherki and i'm a 2010 State alumnus of the MEPI (Middle East Partnership Initiative) Study of the United States Institutes for Student…Continue

Started by Yassine Echcherki Nov 19, 2011.

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Comment by Lena (Team Member) on May 3, 2012 at 10:45am: Hey Abd Allah,

That sounds really interesting - how exciting to be planning this kind of trip! Unfortunately, the State Department mostly runs trips on a more individual basis, or the U.S. embassies in the home countries will nominate people to go to the States on an international visitor trip. I would suggest that you post this question in our Educators discussion forum and see what they think. You can also go to ePals.com and look around at their programs. Good luck and keep us posted on what you do and what works!

Comment by Abd Allah El Hamoumi on March 20, 2012 at 12:31pm: My school and a cultural association would like to organize a trip to USA next August.We were advised to get in touch with associations or institutions in the US. So far I have no idea who to address. Any help?

Comment by Lena (Team Member) on March 6, 2012 at 1:19pm: Today, in honor of Ghana’s 55^th Independence Day, I encourage you to think about what “independence” means to you. When is Morocco’s Independence Day? How do you celebrate? What effect has independence had on your country, if any? Let us know in the new discussion going on, titled “Independence Days Around the World”!

Comment by Shakila Begum on March 3, 2012 at 7:52am: I am Shakila from Pakistan. I wish I had seen Morocco. It must be beautiful.

Comment by Lena (Team Member) on February 24, 2012 at 11:26am: Hey everyone! Did you see Ibtissam's story? You should check it out!

Ibtissam's Story: Teaching Arabic to Teens
By Ibtissam E., Morocco
Ibtissam takes on the challenge of teaching Arabic to her U.S. students by including culture in her lessons. Read on to find out how it went!

I thought it was so neat to hear the perspective of a teacher doing an exchange program. If you're a student now - do you think you would want to teach in a different country and language? If you are already a teacher - have you already taught somewhere else? What were your experiences? I'd love to hear about it! Or submit your own story on our Featured Stories page!

Comment by Lindsay Langstaff on February 8, 2012 at 8:39pm: I'm a really picky eater (which I am trying to overcome) and I'm just wondering what the food is like in Morocco so that I can try foods similar to it

Comment by Andrea (Team Member) on March 23, 2011 at 4:28pm: Can you write a poem about Morocco in less than 140 characters? For World Poetry Day, we posted a new discussion challenging you to write a short poem about your country or exchange program. Please participate if you can!