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The possible change in the Moroccan School System

1. Introduction
2. Background and context of the current language of instruction (French)
3. Rationale for considering a shift to English as the medium of instruction
4. Language Proficiency Assessment
5. Evaluation of the current proficiency levels of students and teachers in English
6. Identification of language learning needs and gaps

III. Curriculum Adaptation

1. Review of the existing curriculum and syllabi to incorporate English language instruction
2. Selection of appropriate teaching materials and resources
3. Teacher Training and Development
4. Training programs for teachers to improve their English language proficiency
5. Professional development opportunities for teachers to adapt to the new language

requirements

1. Infrastructure and Resources
2. Assessment of the availability of English language learning resources (books, multimedia,

etc.)

1. Investment in educational infrastructure to support English language instruction
2. Pilot Programs and Testing
3. Implementing pilot programs in selected schools or regions to assess the feasibility and

effectiveness of the transition

1. Gathering feedback and data from pilot programs to inform adjustments and improvements

VII. Stakeholder Engagement

1. Consultation with educators, parents, students, and educational experts to understand

concerns and expectations

1. Addressing potential resistance or challenges in the transition process

VIII. Phased Implementation

1. Planning a gradual transition, starting with specific grade levels or subjects
2. Clear timeline and milestones for the complete shift to English as the medium of instruction
3. Monitoring and Evaluation
4. Establishing mechanisms to monitor the progress and effectiveness of the transition
5. Regular evaluations to make necessary adjustments and improvements
6. Promotion of English Language Learning
7. Encouraging extracurricular English language activities and clubs
8. Collaboration with language learning institutions and organizations
9. International Cooperation
10. Partnerships with English-speaking countries and institutions for support and expertise
11. Participation in international exchange programs for students and educators

XII. Public Awareness and Communication

1. Informing the public about the reasons and benefits of the transition
2. Addressing concerns and dispelling misconceptions about the change

Conclusion