The Finest Moroccan Teachers,
in the Language You Know Best

There are three core subjects: Moroccan Darija (the everyday spoken dialect of Morocco), Modern Standard Arabic — Fusha (the formal written and broadcast language of the Arab world), and Quran with Tajweed (recitation, pronunciation rules, and memorisation). All lessons are private and one-to-one. French, German, Russian, Turkish, Tamazight, Tachelhit, and Tarifit are the languages through which we teach — not subjects in themselves.

In whichever language helps you learn best. Our teachers can instruct in French, English, German, Russian, Turkish, Tamazight, Tachelhit, Tarifit, Mandarin Chinese, and more. You tell us your preferred language, and we match you with a teacher fluent in both that language and the subject you want to learn.

Yes. Several native Moroccan teachers are fully fluent in German, Russian, and Turkish and teach Darija, Arabic, or Quran entirely in that language from your very first lesson. No prior Arabic knowledge is needed to start.

Tamazight is the indigenous Amazigh language family of Morocco and North Africa. Tachelhit is spoken in the south and Atlas region, and Tarifit is spoken in the northern Rif region. We have native speakers of both who teach Darija and Arabic through Tamazight, Tachelhit, or Tarifit — helping diaspora families pass on heritage language alongside Darija.

All ages and levels are welcome, from 4 years old to 80 years old. We have specialist preschool educators for young children, structured teachers for teenagers and university students, and patient, flexible teachers for adults and retirees starting later in life. Every lesson is matched to actual level, never assumed.

Modern Standard Arabic, or Fusha, is the formal, written form of Arabic used in newspapers, official speeches, education, law, and the Quran across all Arab countries. Moroccan Darija is the living, spoken everyday language of Morocco, shaped by Amazigh, French, and Spanish influences — notably different from Fusha and from other Arabic dialects. Our teachers can teach either, or both together.

Yes. Teachers hold qualifications including Moroccan Ministry of National Education certification, the Regional Academy of Education and Training (AREF) diploma, a Bachelor’s degree in Arabic Linguistics from Al-Azhar University, Quran Ijaza Sanad, TEFL or CELTA certification, and Preschool Education diplomas from ENIM Prive, FMPS, and ANAPEC. Every teacher is individually vetted before joining.

The highest teaching credential in Morocco combines Ministry of National Education certification with the Regional Academy of Education and Training diploma — a state-run, year-long professional programme. For Arabic scholarship specifically, a degree from Al-Azhar University in Cairo (founded 970 CE, the oldest continuously operating university in the world) is the most prestigious academic credential in the Arabic-speaking world. Several of our teachers hold both.

Yes. Our teachers understand all major Arabic dialects including Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, Yemeni, Iraqi, Algerian, Tunisian, and Libyan Arabic. Some teachers are Egyptian nationals. This makes us a strong fit for mixed Arab families and students with ties to multiple Arab-speaking countries.

Our students come from more than 40 countries, with the largest communities across Europe — especially France, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands — and North America, including the United States and Canada. Because lessons are fully online, time zone and geography are never a barrier.

Completely and warmly. Many students learn Darija for family, marriage, travel, or cultural curiosity rather than religious reasons. Our Quran lessons are equally open to non-Muslims approaching the subject with respect and interest.

Lessons happen live, one-to-one, over video call. No special software or installation is required, and lessons work on a computer, tablet, or phone. You book a time that fits your schedule, and your teacher joins you for a fully personalised session.

Most students start with weekly or twice-weekly 45 to 60 minute lessons, though this is fully flexible. Children often benefit from shorter, more frequent sessions, while adults preparing for a specific goal sometimes choose more intensive scheduling. Your teacher will recommend the rhythm that fits your goals.

Yes. Every new student is welcome to book a free trial lesson to meet a teacher, experience the teaching style, and make sure it is the right fit before continuing.

Yes. Finding the right match matters more than anything else. If a teacher is not the right fit for you or your child, simply let us know and we will introduce you to another teacher at no extra cost.

Yes. Many families enrol several children, or parents and children together, and we offer flexible arrangements so siblings can learn at their own pace — sometimes with the same teacher and sometimes with specialists suited to each child’s age.

Yes, most students begin with no prior knowledge of Arabic or Darija at all. Lessons start from the very basics, in your own language, and build up gradually with no pressure and no assumptions about prior knowledge.

Any device with a camera, microphone, and internet connection works, including a laptop, desktop computer, tablet, or smartphone. No special equipment or software purchase is required.