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20 janvier 2013
Members of the team
Coordinator:Ahmed Aezzaoufi
Samira Idelkadi (ex-coordinator)
Supervisor: Haj Tayed Idihia
Teaching team:
1. Med Abouabdellah
2. Mostafa Zahir
3. Idriss Lmkadem
4. Brahim Elkabous
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19 janvier 2013
Access Program
What is "Access" program .
The English Access Microscholarship Program
Established in Morocco in 2003, active in over fifty countries around the world, this program was created by the U.S. Department of State to provide two years of supplemental English classes to deserving students who might not be able to afford them otherwise. In Morocco, there are classes in forty-three locations and are taught by various providers including the American Language Centers and the Moroccan Association of Teachers of English. Students have a chance to interact with Americans during extra activities like summer camp, films, and discussions. Participation in the program is competitive and is offered to selected fourteen to eighteen year olds. Access aims to choose an equal number of boys and girls.
Established in Morocco in 2003, active in over fifty countries around the world, this program was created by the U.S. Department of State to provide two years of supplemental English classes to deserving students who might not be able to afford them otherwise. In Morocco, there are classes in forty-three locations and are taught by various providers including the American Language Centers and the Moroccan Association of Teachers of English. Students have a chance to interact with Americans during extra activities like summer camp, films, and discussions. Participation in the program is competitive and is offered to selected fourteen to eighteen year olds. Access aims to choose an equal number of boys and girls.
Who benifits from this Microscholarship program?
The English Access Microscholarship Program (Access) provides a foundation of English language skills to talented 14–18 year-olds from disadvantaged sectors through after-school classes and intensive summer sessions. Access students gain an appreciation for American culture and democratic values, increase their ability to participate successfully in the socio-economic development of their countries, and gain the ability to compete for and participate in future U.S. exchange and study programs.
Since its inception in 2004, approximately 70,000 students in more than 85 countries have participated in the Access Program.Who funds this program?
This program is funded by the Regional English Language Office US Embassy in Rabat
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