International Schools in Casablanca, Morocco

Casablanca’s international schools sit at the intersection of Morocco’s strong French-language schooling tradition and a growing offer of English-medium American, British and International Baccalaureate programmes, so families will find French-system lycées alongside schools that follow Cambridge, US standards or the IB Diploma. Instruction is commonly in French and/or English, with Arabic taught or integrated across most schools and many schools running bilingual or trilingual pathways from the early years. Fees vary widely by system and age: typical published annual tuition is around MAD 61,000 with most schools clustered between roughly MAD 46,000 and MAD 127,000, and families should budget separately for registration, transport, meals and other extras. The Moroccan academic year begins in early September and most international schools align their main intake to that calendar, though many accept rolling applications, require assessments for older children and ask for passports, previous school records and vaccination documentation at enrolment.

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