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English classes for adults moving abroad
If you are preparing to leave Morocco for work, study, family or immigration, the English you need is not classroom English — it is the English of interviews, appointments, landlords, paperwork and colleagues. These classes are built for adults with that deadline in front of them.
Free trial · No card required · Teachers speak English, French & Darija
Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
Adults in Morocco preparing to move abroad learn fastest in live one-to-one classes or very small groups, focused on the situations they will face in the first months: an interview, an appointment at an administration, renting, opening an account and talking to colleagues. At Englify, classes are live on Google Meet with teachers based in Morocco who also speak French and Darija. Private classes are 100 MAD per hour, with monthly packs from 500 MAD for 4 hours up to 2,000 MAD for 20 hours; adult group classes (maximum 6 students) are 250 MAD for one month, 650 MAD for three months and 1,000 MAD for six months. The placement test and the first class are free.
Key facts
- For adults with a real departure or application deadline
- Live one-to-one or small groups of maximum 6, on Google Meet
- Private classes: 100 MAD per hour
- Monthly private packs: 500 / 900 / 1,200 / 1,700 / 2,000 MAD for 4 / 8 / 12 / 16 / 20 hours
- Adult group classes: 250 MAD / 1 month, 650 MAD / 3 months, 1,000 MAD / 6 months
- Teachers based in Morocco who also speak French and Darija
- Free placement test and free first class
- Evening and weekend slots, so classes fit around a full-time job
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Who these classes are for
- Adults with a job offer, a contract or a transfer abroad
- People preparing a visa, residency or family reunification file where English is used
- Students leaving for a university or a programme taught in English
- Newly arrived immigrants who need to function in English at work and in daily life
- Anyone who understands English reasonably well but freezes when they have to speak it
What we actually work on
Most adults arriving here do not need more grammar theory — they need to survive specific conversations without rehearsing them for an hour first. So we start from the situations on your calendar and work backwards into the language they need.
- Introducing yourself and your work history clearly, in under a minute
- Job interviews: the questions you will be asked, and answers in your own words
- Appointments and administration: explaining your situation, asking for clarification, saying you did not understand
- Housing, banking, health: the vocabulary of the first three months
- Workplace English: meetings, email, phone calls, asking for help without losing face
- Small talk with colleagues and neighbours, which is what most people find hardest
One-to-one or a small group?
One-to-one is the faster route when you have a date. The whole hour is yours, the content follows your file and your interview, and we can move at whatever pace you need. Private classes are 100 MAD per hour, and monthly packs bring the rhythm down to a predictable cost.
A small group is the better route when your deadline is further away and speaking confidence is the real problem. Adult groups are capped at six students, so you speak in every session and you hear other adults making — and fixing — the same mistakes.
- Private, per hour: 100 MAD
- 4 hours a month — 500 MAD
- 8 hours a month — 900 MAD
- 12 hours a month — 1,200 MAD
- 16 hours a month — 1,700 MAD
- 20 hours a month — 2,000 MAD
- Adult group classes: 250 MAD / 1 month, 650 MAD / 3 months, 1,000 MAD / 6 months (maximum 6 students)
Why online works for people who are about to move
Everything happens on Google Meet, so nothing breaks when your situation changes. You keep the same teacher when you move city, and you keep the same classes after you land abroad — several of our adult students continue from their new country, in their new time zone, in the middle of the hardest weeks.
Teachers are based in Morocco and speak French and Darija, so when a structure does not make sense in English, it gets explained in a language you already think in — and then practised in English.
Where to start
Start with the free placement test, which gives you an honest CEFR level rather than a guess, then take a free first class and tell the teacher your deadline. You will get a straight answer about what is realistic in the time you have — including when the honest answer is that you need more months than you hoped.
- Take the free AI-scored level test for an instant CEFR estimate
- Book a free first class and bring your real deadline
- Choose private hours or a group, based on that conversation
- Ask for evening or weekend slots if you work full-time
Frequently asked questions
- How much do English classes for adults cost in Morocco?
- At Englify, private one-to-one classes are 100 MAD per hour. Monthly packs are 500 MAD for 4 hours, 900 MAD for 8 hours, 1,200 MAD for 12 hours, 1,700 MAD for 16 hours and 2,000 MAD for 20 hours. Adult group classes, capped at six students, are 250 MAD for one month, 650 MAD for three months and 1,000 MAD for six months. The placement test and the first class are free.
- Do you offer English classes for immigrants and people preparing a move?
- Yes. The content is built around what you will actually face: interviews, appointments with administrations, housing, banking and the first weeks at work. Classes are one-to-one or in groups of maximum six, live on Google Meet, so you can continue them from your new country after you arrive.
- How long do I need before I can manage in English abroad?
- It depends on your starting level and your hours per week, and any school promising you a fixed number of weeks is guessing. Take the free level test and the free first class: the teacher will tell you what is realistic for your deadline, including when it is not.
- Can I take classes in the evening or at the weekend?
- Yes. Evening and weekend slots exist precisely because most adult students work full-time. You agree the slots with your teacher and keep them.
- Can I keep my classes after I move abroad?
- Yes. Everything is online on Google Meet, so you keep the same teacher and the same schedule adjusted to your new time zone.
- The classes are in English, but can the teacher explain in French or Darija?
- Yes. Our teachers are based in Morocco and speak French and Darija, so a structure that will not click in English can be explained in a language you already think in, then practised in English.
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Book a free class before you leave
Take the free level test, meet a teacher and get an honest answer about what your English can reach before your departure date. No card required.