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Last September, the American Language Center of Mohammedia celebrated its 20th anniversary of providing the best English language instruction for students of any ability and age, from children and students to adults and business professionals. Conveniently located in the heart of Mohammedia, midway between Casablanca and Rabat, the school sits a short walk from the train station between El Kasbah and El Alia, making it accessible to all students in the “City of Flowers.” Read more about who we are at the American Cultural Association's site. (Read More)


Hundreds cheer ALC student talents      June 14, 2009

Guitar riffs licked the walls, voices raised in song and dozens of feet danced in unison at the American Language Center's 2009 Talent Show. With summer soon coming, students shook off months of strenuous studies and celebrated their achievements in a show attended by hundreds. Click "Read More" for more videos. (Read More)

Professional development a priority     May 22, 2009 

Amid the pulse of a busy Spring term, ALC staff and teachers have been stepping outside the classroom and office this month to sharpen their skills. During the past week, instructors went straight to the source at workshops in Casablanca presented by Cambridge University Press. This past Tuesday,  Mounia Ngote of ALC Rabat visited Mohammedia to share strategies for teaching literacy to young learners. While faculty picked up new techniques, staffers Halima El Bahjaoui, Hamid Marghiche and Ibtissam Saad toured ALC campuses in Casablanca and Rabat, sharing and exchanging ideas with their counterparts. Seizing opportunities for professional development is essential for teachers to "break the mold," re-evaluate their habits and reinvigorate their passion, said Director Nadia Kebir. "A teacher, just like any other professional," she said, "should be updated with new methods and ideas to adapt to each class, as each class is a different experience."