فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In a significant step toward promoting Morocco’s cultural identity, an agreement has been reached with private educational institutions to launch a pilot program for teaching the Amazigh language in a number of private schools. This initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to integrate Amazigh as a key component of the Moroccan education system, reflecting the growing interest in strengthening Amazigh language education alongside public schools.
The initiative seeks to expand the presence of the Amazigh language in private education, with partnerships established with several private schools to assess the program’s impact and outline the next steps based on the evaluation. Key stakeholders emphasize the importance of active participation from all parties involved, including students and parents, to ensure the full benefits of this integration are realized.
One of the primary challenges highlighted is the improvement of classroom conditions, particularly in early education, where some classes contain over 40 students. Data from regions such as Tangier and Casablanca underline the need for additional resources and support to enhance the quality of education continuously. This underscores the necessity of expanding the provision of tools and resources to meet the initiative’s objectives.
Overall, the initiative calls for the full engagement of all relevant parties to ensure its success. Despite the efforts already underway, there is a continued need to improve both enrollment numbers and academic performance in secondary education to achieve comprehensive success in the program.
This initiative represents a crucial step in promoting Amazigh culture within the education system, contributing to the development of cultural and educational awareness among future generations. It reflects Morocco’s commitment to cultural diversity and the creation of an inclusive educational system that embodies the nation’s rich and varied heritage.
source : fesnews media
