Let the distinct culture of invigorating Morocco put you on the map as a learning traveller as well as a teaching foreigner. Morocco is a booming destination within the tourism industry, constantly introducing new construction and businesses. The advancements being made in the industrial economy has Morocco promoting the English language country-wide, which has posted a sudden high demand on English teachers. Why not teach in a land where there is so much to learn.
The traveller’s journey is much different than the working environment in Morocco, which isn’t always a ‘walk on the beach,’ although you can do just that in between school days! The working week runs from Monday to Friday, typically commencing at around 9:00 in the morning and ending mid afternoon. If you so choose, there are opportunities for extra tutoring in the evening and/or weekends. Otherwise the extra time is for you to dedicate to the pulse of Morocco; set on a quest to enjoy the ancient culture, raw beauty of the land, and bask in the delightful company of the locals.
Average Monthly Salary |
US $600 – $1000 |
Average Monthly Cost Of Living |
US $600 – $1000 |
Peak Hiring Times |
All year round. |
Visa Requirements |
A Work Visa is required. |
Australian Government Travel Advice |
Exercise a high degree of caution |
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