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IB Curriculum International Schools in Morocco

Compare 14 IB Curriculum international schools in Morocco. Filter by curriculum, fees (average MAD 94,980), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
14
Curricula
12
Average annual fee
MAD 94,980
Fee range
MAD 535 – 299,024
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (8 schools)
Average school size
553 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Khalil Gibran School Rabat
Oldest
Rabat American School (1962)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Morocco

IB international schools in Morocco form a small but growing sector concentrated in major cities and tourist hubs, where schools commonly offer one or more IB pathways rather than a single national system. Families will typically find the Primary Years (PYP), Middle Years (MYP) and Diploma (DP) programmes on offer, often delivered alongside bilingual French - English provision and sustained Arabic language learning. Annual tuition at international schools varies widely - a recent market summary puts typical fees around MAD 61,000 with many schools charging between roughly MAD 54,800 and MAD 127,000, and additional costs (registration, transport, meals, extracurriculars) frequently applied. Admissions follow the international pattern of an autumn open-day and application season for September entry, with rolling or mid-year places available at some schools; most schools require a completed application, school reports, identity documents and vaccination/medical records as part of enrolment.

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5 international schools in Casablanca

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3 international schools in Salé

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3 international schools in Rabat

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2 international schools in Marrakech

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1 international school in Mohammedia

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FAQs for Morocco

Which IB programmes are offered in Morocco and what ages do they cover?
The IB’s three most common programmes in Morocco are the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for early years and primary-aged children, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for lower secondary, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for the final two years of secondary education; the Career-related Programme (CP) is less common. Availability differs by school, so check each school’s IB authorisations for the exact programmes and age ranges they are authorised to teach.
How much should I budget for an IB international school in Morocco?
Tuition levels vary substantially between providers; market summaries for Morocco show a wide band with a typical annual figure near MAD 61,000 and many schools falling between about MAD 54,800 and MAD 127,000. Expect extra one-off and recurring charges on top of tuition - enrolment or registration fees, school bus, meals, uniforms and activity costs - so always request a full fee schedule from the school.
What languages of instruction can I expect at IB schools in Morocco?
Many IB schools in Morocco operate bilingually or trilingually, with English and French commonly used as the main media of instruction and Arabic taught as a language of identity and country studies. The balance of languages varies by school and by year group, so confirm the medium of instruction for core subjects and the provision for mother-tongue and additional language support when you visit.
When should I start the admissions process and what documents will I need?
Start research and contact schools at least several months before your planned September start; many international schools hold open days and invite applications in the autumn term for the next academic year, while some will accept mid-year or rolling applications if places open up. Typical documentation includes a completed application form, the child’s passport or birth certificate, recent school reports/transcripts, vaccination and medical records and parent identity documents, and schools commonly use short assessments or interviews for placement.
What should I check when comparing IB schools in Morocco?
Confirm that the school is authorised by the IB for the specific programme(s) you need, review how the school handles languages (instructional medium and additional-language support), ask about teacher qualifications and pastoral care, and request transparent detail on total costs and university or onward-education guidance. Also look at class sizes, inspection or accreditation reports, and opportunities for extracurricular and community engagement to judge how well the school will support your child’s academic and social development.