High School Study Abroad in Morocco


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8 High School Trips to Morocco
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Spain, Portugal, and Morocco are three complementary countries at the top of any adventurous traveler’s list. In Portugal, you will be wowed by the vibrant culture and eclectic architecture of Lisbon and Sintra. Soak up the sun and sand at Lagos’ world-class beaches as we kayak through hidden grottoes, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and watch the sunset at the End of the World! Cross over the border into Spain, where you will wander the quaint cobblestone streets of the Andalusian cities of Seville and Granada before exploring the capital city of Madrid in all its royal glory. You’ll take traditional dance classes in Seville, tour the gardens of the Alhambra Palace, and even have the chance to get a massage and soak in a traditional Arab bathhouse in Granada! Lastly, a quick flight from Madrid brings you to Morocco to experience life like nothing you’ve seen before. Between ancient cities, gorgeous mountains, and marketplaces beyond your wildest dreams, you’ll see all the ways these three countries have influenced each other during the past 1,300 years.
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Embark on an Arabic language journey at the crossroads of civilizations. Make strides in your Arabic with four weeks of language immersion in the whitewashed Moroccan capital of Rabat. After Arabic classes (in both Darija and Modern Standard Arabic), dive into lively conversations with locals in the medina (the ancient part of the city) and at souks (traditional markets). Meet local teens on visits to iconic landmarks such as the Chellah ruins, the majestic Hassan Tower, or the 12th-century Kasbah of the Udayas. Sip on aromatic mint tea, savor fresh and flavorful food, and take in sweeping ocean views at cafés just like a local. Experience authentic everyday life at your homestay, taking in the rhythms and customs of Morocco and building your language fluency. On excursions, venture to the enchanting “Blue Pearl” of Chefchaouen and the cinematic cities of Casablanca and Tangier. Each day, in different ways, you’ll discover the enduring strengths of Morocco’s open and progressive society, which has been a crossroads for African, Middle Eastern, and European civilizations for centuries.
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GoEco is one of the world’s top volunteer organizations, with award-winning and ethical programs selected by sustainable travel experts. Since 2006, tens of thousands of volunteers have taken part in projects and internships worldwide, focusing on wildlife and marine conservation, education, and medical initiatives. GoEco operates in over 50 countries, providing unique cultural immersive experiences that aim to make a positive impact on the environment and society. The organization also offers internships and academic programs for students. GoEco provides safe and meaningful experiences while promoting sustainable travel and reducing carbon emissions.
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Travel this summer to Morocco, a vibrant country shaped by ancient Amazigh heritage, bustling medinas, and dramatic landscapes stretching from the Atlantic coast to the Atlas Mountains. Begin in Marrakesh, exploring its lively souks, historic architecture, and world-famous night market before heading into the High Atlas. Live and work alongside residents of an Amazigh village on community-led service projects that highlight traditional craftsmanship, sustainability, and Morocco’s climate leadership. Trek through striking desert mountains, share tea and stories with your hosts, and end your journey in Essaouira—surfing, exploring, and reflecting on your unforgettable experience in North Africa.
Where There Be Dragons
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Gain exposure to the different languages, faiths, and cultures that create the living history of Morocco. For students interested in exploring the cultural crossroads of North Africa while gaining valuable insights into Islam, migration, and Arabic language. From the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains to the sweeping sands of the Sahara, Morocco reveals itself as a land of crossroads—where Africa, Europe, and the Middle East converge. On this journey, students uncover new perspectives on contemporary Morocco while tracing its living connections across continents.
Rustic Pathways
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Embark on a two-week journey through the desert, mountains, and to the sea in Morocco. Volunteer in a high Atlas Mountains village and ride camels in the Sahara. Learn to surf in the coastal town of Essaouira and admire Marrakesh's colorful markets. This incredible experience will leave you unforgettable memories of Morocco's unique and diverse landscapes and cultures. We offer the following: - Moroccan Wanderer (High School Program) for ages 14-18: Two weeks of community volunteering and immersion, excursions, and visits to different places - Moroccan Wanderer (College Program) for ages 18-22: Two weeks of volunteering in the Atlas Mountains, visits, and other activities
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Immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of cultures on our 21-day summer program across Spain and Morocco. Engage deeply with Southern Spain's vibrant culture and Northern Africa's captivating traditions while enhancing your Spanish through lessons with local instructors. Enjoy a feast of traditional flavors, from savory tapas and aromatic mint tea to the unique spices of Moroccan tagine. Experience the rhythm of flamenco and the art of Spanish cooking, and wander the striking blue-washed buildings and medinas of Chefchaouen. Stay with a traditional Amazigh community in the High Atlas Mountains for a true cultural exchange between our students and local residents. This program for teens from 9th – 12th grades fosters cultural understanding and language skills through language lessons and community engagement.
A Guide to High School Programs Abroad in Morocco
Locations
Home to 4 millions citizens of diverse backgrounds, Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and one of the most important economic centers in all of Africa. Pristinely located on the country’s west coast facing the Atlantic Ocean, high school students will be awed by the fast pace of life and raw culture that this port city exudes. High school programs in Casablanca are particularly great for students who want a taste of modern Morocco and the industrial heart of the country.
Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is another popular destination for high school programs in Morocco. Though much smaller than Casablanca (there are only about 600,000 people living in Rabat), the city plays a vital role in regional politics and is also one of Morocco’s most popular travel destinations. Old and new are both on display in Rabat – for example the city’s medina, or old city, has been named a UNESCO World Heritage site and is still a thriving spot today.
Other popular cities for high school programs in Morocco include Tangier, Meknes, and Marrakech. Each city something unique to offer in terms of Moroccan culture, so students should take some time to research which location seems like the most enticing option for their goals and interests. Some high school programs in Morocco will also take students to several different locations, which can be a great way to experience the country’s great diversity.
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