The French is not an official language, but the Official Bulletin 101 is published in both Arabic and French, which is the working language of many Moroccan ministries. This is the unofficial language areas such as economics, science and technology higher education, among others. It is taught in primary schools and secondary schools in all the universities and colleges.
Again, many Moroccans urban choose to raise their children in French in order to give them an edge in their professional life 102 . According to a survey published in two thousand and ten 103 , the French is widely mastered in Morocco: 10,366,000 people are considered French (knowing to read and write), or 32% of the total population or 39% of the population aged 10 years and older. This does not include people who can speak French but who can not write or read. French is spoken more in urban than rural areas. Note also that in Morocco, French is the only language of instruction for higher education in science, as well as two-thirds of legal channels, economic and social 104 . The French language is therefore an openness to international students for many Moroccans.
Teaching primary were Arabized in the 1980s, many families send their children to private schools in order to give them a better command of French. Measures are planned by the government to allow greater access to private schools 105 .
The Spanish still practiced in the north and in the Sahara , because of the former Spanish presence.
The learning of English is increasingly favored by young Moroccans [ref. needed] , the German and Italian are also practiced in the tourism sector.
Again, many Moroccans urban choose to raise their children in French in order to give them an edge in their professional life 102 . According to a survey published in two thousand and ten 103 , the French is widely mastered in Morocco: 10,366,000 people are considered French (knowing to read and write), or 32% of the total population or 39% of the population aged 10 years and older. This does not include people who can speak French but who can not write or read. French is spoken more in urban than rural areas. Note also that in Morocco, French is the only language of instruction for higher education in science, as well as two-thirds of legal channels, economic and social 104 . The French language is therefore an openness to international students for many Moroccans.
Teaching primary were Arabized in the 1980s, many families send their children to private schools in order to give them a better command of French. Measures are planned by the government to allow greater access to private schools 105 .
The Spanish still practiced in the north and in the Sahara , because of the former Spanish presence.
The learning of English is increasingly favored by young Moroccans [ref. needed] , the German and Italian are also practiced in the tourism sector.
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