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How Much Do Private English Classes Cost in Morocco?
There is no single price for private English lessons in Morocco. This guide explains what actually moves the price, so you can compare two quotes honestly instead of guessing.
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Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
Private English lesson prices in Morocco vary widely because they depend on who teaches (an independent tutor, a university student, a language centre or an online academy), how long each session is, how often you study, and whether the programme is specialised — Business English and exam preparation usually cost more than general conversation. Englify publishes its private plans openly: 500 MAD per month for 4 hours (1 session per week), 900 MAD for 8 hours, 1,200 MAD for 12 hours, 1,700 MAD for 16 hours and 2,000 MAD for 20 hours, with a free trial first and no registration fee. Its kids group prices are 250 MAD for one month, 650 MAD for three months and 1,000 MAD for six months.
Key facts
- Price drivers: teacher profile, session length, frequency, specialisation, package size
- Business English and IELTS/TOEFL preparation usually cost more than general English
- Group classes always cost less per hour than one-to-one lessons
- Englify private plans: 500 MAD (4h/month) to 2,000 MAD (20h/month), no registration fee
- Englify trial class and level assessment are free
Related questions
Why nobody can quote one number
When you ask what a private English lesson costs in Morocco, the honest answer is a range, not a number. A university student giving conversation practice at home, an experienced teacher preparing you for IELTS with a score deadline, and an academy that gives you a plan, a platform and written reports are three different products. Comparing them by hourly rate alone tells you very little.
Rather than quoting figures we cannot verify for every provider in the market, this guide lists the factors that make one quote higher than another. Ask any provider about these points and their price becomes easy to judge.
What changes the price
- Who teaches: an independent tutor, a student, a physical language centre or an online academy with a structured programme
- Experience and specialisation: exam preparation and Business English usually cost more than general conversation
- Session length: 45, 60 or 90 minutes — always compare per hour, not per session
- Frequency: one session a week versus three changes the monthly total, and sometimes the hourly rate
- Package size: month-by-month is normally the most expensive way to pay; three- or six-month plans reduce the cost per hour
- What is included: a level test, a written plan, session reports, homework correction and platform access are part of the price at some providers and extra at others
- Format: one-to-one is always more expensive per hour than a small group, because the teacher works with one learner
Questions to ask before you pay
- Is there a registration fee on top of the lessons?
- What exactly happens if you miss a session — is it lost, or rescheduled?
- Are the hours you paid for tracked somewhere you can see?
- Do you get anything in writing after each session?
- Is a trial lesson available before you commit to a package?
- Is the price per session or per hour?
How Englify prices private classes
Our private plans are monthly subscriptions based on how many hours per week you study: 4 hours per month (1 session per week) costs 500 MAD, 8 hours (2 sessions) 900 MAD, 12 hours (3 sessions) 1,200 MAD, 16 hours (4 sessions) 1,700 MAD and 20 hours (5 sessions) 2,000 MAD. The more hours per week, the lower the cost per hour.
You still start with a free trial class and a free level assessment — no card required — so you confirm your level and your plan before paying anything. There is no registration fee and no hidden extras.
For comparison, our children's group classes cost 250 MAD for one month, 650 MAD for three months and 1,000 MAD for six months. Private one-to-one lessons cost more per hour than any group class, for the obvious reason that the teacher spends the whole session with one learner.
Is private worth the extra cost?
It depends on your deadline. If you want steady general progress and enjoy speaking with other learners, group classes give you more hours for the same budget. If you have an interview in a month, an exam with a target score, or a work situation you need to handle now, the higher hourly cost of private lessons buys you all the speaking time and a programme aimed only at that goal.
A common middle path is to combine both: group classes for regular practice, plus a few private sessions before a deadline.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a private English lesson cost in Morocco?
- Prices vary by teacher profile, session length, frequency and specialisation, so compare quotes per hour, ask what is included, and ask whether a trial is available. Englify publishes its private plans openly: from 500 MAD per month for 4 hours up to 2,000 MAD per month for 20 hours, with a free trial and no registration fee.
- Are private lessons more expensive than group classes?
- Yes, per hour they always are, because the teacher works with one learner only. Group classes give more hours for the same budget; private lessons give all the speaking time and a programme built for one goal.
- Do longer packages cost less?
- Usually yes. Three- and six-month plans normally work out cheaper per month than paying month by month, at Englify and at most providers.
- Does Englify charge a registration fee?
- No. There is no registration fee, and the trial class and level assessment are free.
- 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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