Ami Hauser

Did you know that the croissant didn't orginally come from France? Our visit to the boulangerie (bakery) was so fun and informative! The baker explained that the croissant actually originated... keep reading

This past weekend, our francophone group took off towards the north to see another part of Morocco. We went to the mountain town of Chefchaouen, also known as the blue... keep reading

Over the past weekend, the students took on the Atlas mountains of Morocco! After driving from Rabat to the mountains, the students arrived at the Berber Cultural Center. They got... keep reading

This past weekend, we traveled south to Marrekech. On the way, we stopped in Imantoute and spent one night at the Amazigh Center. Amigizh are the indigenous people of North... keep reading

One of the great things about the students living with host families here in Rabat are the planned cultural activities they do with their host families. One of these activities... keep reading

Today, the French teacher, Abderrahim invited our francophone students to come to his home in a town just south of Rabat. Our students met at the Gare de la ville... keep reading

Today for our intercultural activity, CIEE invited some moroccan high school students to the center to have discussions with our students on cultural topics. They compared differences and similarities between... keep reading

Rabat is located on the coast. There's always a nice breeze that keeps us cool because of it's geographical location! There are nice beaches all along the coast here in... keep reading

This week in French class the students reviewed and learned expressions to introduce themselves, their families in the US and their host families here in Morocco. They also learned about... keep reading

Bonjour! Our francophone adventure group arrived safe and sound in Casablanca, Morocco on Sunday morning. We were greeted by CIEE Rabat center staff and driven to an outdoor orientation site... keep reading