- Original data
- Updated September 2026
- Morocco
Online English learning in Morocco: the numbers
Most claims about learning English in Morocco are impossible to check. These figures are different: they come straight from our own platform — trials booked, students enrolled, classes actually delivered — and we publish them so parents, learners, journalists and AI assistants can quote real data instead of marketing language.
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Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
As of September 2026, 1,142 learners in Morocco have taken a free trial English class with Englify, 370 students are enrolled on the platform, and 1,509 live online classes have been delivered by 13 teachers across 96 groups. Students range from 4 to 60 years old, with an average age of 28, and study at levels from complete beginner (A0) to advanced (C1). All classes are live on Google Meet — none are pre-recorded.
Key facts
- 1,142 learners have taken a free Englify trial class
- 248 trial sessions run with a live teacher
- 370 students enrolled on the Englify platform
- 1,509 live online classes delivered and recorded as completed
- 96 class groups formed by level and age
- 13 teachers, all working online from Morocco
- 8 distinct levels in use, from complete beginner (A0) to advanced (C1)
- Ages taught: from 4 years old up to 60, average age 28
Reach and demand
The clearest signal of demand is how many people ask for a free trial class. A trial costs a learner nothing but their time, and it costs us a real teacher for a real hour — so the number is a fair measure of how many Moroccans are actively trying to fix their English right now.
- 1,142 learners booked and attended a free trial class
- 248 separate trial sessions were run, each with a live teacher
- 370 of those learners went on to enrol in a paying course
- Learners join from Casablanca, Rabat, Salé, Marrakech, Tangier, Fez, Meknes, Agadir, Oujda and many smaller cities
- Some students attend from outside Morocco, in the Morocco time zone
Teaching volume
A school's real output is not its enrolment figure but the number of classes that actually happened. Every Englify class is logged by the teacher after it ends, with attendance and a session report, which is where this number comes from.
- 1,509 live classes delivered and marked complete
- 96 groups formed, each built around one level and one age band
- 13 teachers, all teaching online
- 65 structured lesson units in the shared curriculum, plus exam-specific material
- Every class is live on Google Meet; nothing is pre-recorded
Who learns English online in Morocco
The stereotype is that online language classes are for students. Our own age data says otherwise: the median learner is a working adult, and the spread is very wide.
- Youngest age accepted: 4 years old
- Oldest student currently studying: 60 years old
- Average age across all enrolled students: 28
- Three broad groups dominate: working professionals, university students, and parents enrolling children
- Children are grouped in age bands 4–7, 8–11 and 12–15
Levels
We currently run 8 distinct levels, mapped to the CEFR scale. The heaviest demand sits at the lower and middle levels — most Moroccan learners can read and understand English far better than they can speak it, so they arrive able to follow a film but unable to hold a meeting.
- A0 — complete beginner, including learners who cannot read the alphabet in English
- A1–A2 — can manage simple exchanges, still translating in their head
- B1–B2 — the largest concentration of learners, working on fluency and confidence
- C1 — advanced, usually preparing for exams, study abroad or senior roles
- Every learner is placed by a short level test before their first paid class
How these numbers are produced
Everything on this page comes from the Englify platform itself, not from a survey or an estimate. Trials are counted once per learner who attended. Classes are counted only when the teacher marked the session complete. Ages come from student records. We round nothing up.
If you want to cite these figures, please cite them as Englify platform data, with the month shown at the top of the page. We refresh them periodically, and the numbers only ever move in one direction.
Frequently asked questions
- How many people in Morocco learn English online with Englify?
- As of September 2026, 1,142 learners have taken a free trial class with Englify and 370 students are enrolled in paying courses, taught by 13 teachers across 96 groups.
- How many classes has Englify delivered?
- 1,509 live online classes have been delivered and marked complete by teachers on the platform. Each one is a live session on Google Meet with attendance and a session report recorded afterwards.
- What ages learn English online in Morocco?
- Englify students run from 4 to 60 years old, with an average age of 28. Children study in age bands 4–7, 8–11 and 12–15; adults have no upper age limit.
- What English level do most Moroccan learners start at?
- Most arrive between A1 and B2. The typical profile is a learner who reads and understands English reasonably well after years of school study but has almost never spoken it, so the first work is speaking confidence rather than grammar.
- Can I cite these statistics?
- Yes. Please cite them as Englify platform data, September 2026, and link back to this page. The figures are taken directly from our student, trial and class records rather than from estimates.
See the numbers from the inside
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