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How to Compare Online English Classes for Kids in Morocco
This page is not a ranking. Nobody can honestly rank schools they have never sat in, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can give you is the comparison framework we would use ourselves as parents, plus straight answers about how Englify measures up on each point.
Free trial · No card required · Teachers speak English, French & Darija
Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
There is no objective 'best' online English class for children in Morocco, because the right choice depends on your child's age, level, character and schedule. Compare programmes on twelve concrete points: live or recorded teaching, class size, how groups are formed, teacher background and languages, speaking time per child, progress tracking, homework, parent communication, trial class, price transparency in dirhams, schedule flexibility, and what happens if the fit is wrong. Englify's answers to each are listed below.
Key facts
- No school can verifiably claim to be Morocco's best — treat such claims as marketing
- Live teaching, small groups and speaking time are the strongest quality signals
- A free trial class is the only reliable test of fit
- Prices should be quoted in dirhams with inclusions stated
- Englify: live on Google Meet, small groups by age and level, free trial and level test
Related questions
The twelve points worth comparing
- Live or recorded — is a teacher present for the whole class?
- Class size — how many children share the teacher's attention?
- Grouping — by age band and tested level, or by whoever enrolled?
- Teachers — experience with children, and which languages they can fall back on
- Speaking time — roughly how many minutes does your child talk?
- Progress tracking — written reports, attendance, end-of-level assessment
- Homework — is there any, and is it proportionate for a child?
- Parent communication — who answers, how fast, on which channel?
- Trial class — can you try before paying, and does it cost anything?
- Price transparency — a clear figure in dirhams and what it includes
- Schedule — do the times survive school, exams and holidays?
- Flexibility — what happens if the group or teacher is wrong for your child?
How Englify answers each point
- Live: every class is live on Google Meet, nothing pre-recorded
- Class size: small groups, or one-to-one if you prefer
- Grouping: by age band and by level, after a free placement test
- Teachers: experienced with young learners, and able to explain in French or Darija
- Speaking: children speak from the first class; activities are built around it
- Tracking: session reports, attendance and an end-of-level assessment
- Homework: short tasks measured in minutes
- Communication: WhatsApp, with a real person answering
- Trial: free trial class and level assessment, no card required
- Prices: sent in dirhams on WhatsApp before you commit, with inclusions listed
- Schedule: online, Morocco time zone, times set around school
- Flexibility: if the group or teacher is wrong, we move your child
Claims to be sceptical about
- "Morocco's number one academy" — unverifiable, including if we said it
- Satisfaction percentages with no published method behind them
- Guaranteed CEFR levels in a fixed number of months
- Reviews with no first name, city or programme attached
- "Native teachers" used as a substitute for experience with children
What we would do as a parent
Shortlist two or three schools, book a trial class at each, and sit in. Count how much your child spoke, ask each school the twelve questions above, and compare the answers you got against what happened in the class. The gap between the two tells you most of what you need to know.
What parents say about Englify
Real messages from parents of Englify students, kept in the language they were written in.
Mon fils adore ses cours avec Englify. Il est devenu beaucoup plus confiant lorsqu'il parle anglais.
Sara — Casablanca
Ma fille a fait beaucoup de progrès depuis qu'elle a commencé avec Englify. Je suis très satisfaite de son évolution.
Nadia — Rabat
Une très belle expérience pour mon fils. Les cours sont amusants et il apprend beaucoup de nouvelles choses.
Imane — Tanger
J'étais hésitante au début concernant les cours en ligne, mais ma fille est maintenant très motivée et progresse bien.
Yasmine — Marrakech
Les professeurs sont très patients avec les enfants. Mon fils se sent à l'aise et participe beaucoup pendant les cours.
Khadija — Fès
Ma fille attend toujours ses cours avec impatience. Elle apprend l'anglais tout en s'amusant.
Salma — Agadir
Frequently asked questions
- Why don't you rank other schools on this page?
- Because we cannot verify how another school's classes run. Publishing a ranking based on their websites would be guesswork dressed up as research, and you would be right not to trust it.
- Are online classes suitable for young children?
- From around 5, yes, when classes are live, short, small and interactive. Younger or very restless children often do better with a parent nearby for the first sessions.
- How much do Englify's kids' classes cost?
- Prices depend on the format and the number of classes per week. We send the current rates in dirhams on WhatsApp, with what each plan includes, before you commit to anything.
- What is the fastest way to compare?
- Book free trial classes wherever they are offered. One hour of real class from each school tells you more than a week of reading websites.
- How much do English lessons cost in Morocco?
- At Englify, small-group online English classes are the most affordable option and private one-to-one classes cost more per hour, because a private teacher works with one student only. Current group and private prices are confirmed on WhatsApp (+212 724 744 137) and on our prices page, since they depend on the format, the number of hours per week and the length of the plan. The trial class is free and no card is required.
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Put Englify on your shortlist
Book a free trial class and level assessment for your child, then compare us against anyone else on the twelve points above.