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Morocco, Marrakech
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French is the main language of instruction. Arabic language instruction is practiced in the maternelle within a French-Arabic bilingual framework and in the secondary through a Franco-Moroccan partnership with the Moroccan authorities, overseen by the Centre de9 arabes de Rabat. English is taught from CM2 onward as part of PARLE, with language skills evaluated in CM2. The school offers the same programs and prepares students for the same exams and diplomas as public French schools.
The school has a French-Arabic bilingual program in the maternelle. Arabic language instruction is provided at the secondary level as part of a Franco-Moroccan partnership with the Moroccan authorities, with pedagogical oversight by the Centre d ere9 arabes de Rabat.
A multilingual language pathway begins in kindergarten with French as the main language of instruction and a progressive introduction to other languages, including Arabic. English is introduced in CM2 through the PARLE program and develops further in later years.
Lycée Victor Hugo, Marrakech, is a French AEFE international school serving ages 3 to 18 on a campus housing the Auguste Renoir primary and Victor Hugo secondary schools. The school teaches the French curriculum from Petite Section to Terminale, with PS to CM2 in primary and 6e to Terminale in secondary, and prepares students for the same public exams and diplomas as in France. Arabic language is taught under a Moroccan-French partnership supervised by Rabat's Arab Studies Center, reflecting the school's bilingual culture. Located on Route de Targa in Marrakech, the campus serves about 2,400 students, with class sizes of 25–35 and 27 on average. Serge Faure has been principal since 2019. Redevelopment includes a new kindergarten, a science building inaugurated in 2019, and renovations to teaching facilities; a health service, IT and documentation teams support life and learning. The school promotes mobility and cultural exchange within the AEFE network.
