This curriculum provides a structured and comprehensive approach to world schooling and Arabic learning, catering to individuals of varying levels and interests. With a focus on practical application, personalized instruction, and cultural immersion, Tazgha House aims to empower learners to achieve their learning goals and gain a deeper appreciation for the rich heritage of Morocco.
-Set in the charming coastal town of Essaouira, this immersive one-month program blends Moroccan culture, artisan crafts, language learning, nature exploration, and community building. Each week centers around a theme, with hands-on workshops, guided activities, and family-led projects. It’s designed for learners of all ages, with flexibility for every family’s pace and style.
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-**Focus:** Getting grounded, understanding local customs, and connecting with the community.
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-- Guided walking tour of Essaouira’s Medina (UNESCO World Heritage site)
-- Introduction to Moroccan Arabic (Darija) – family-friendly language sessions
-- Moroccan etiquette, history, and cultural norms workshop
-- Traditional Moroccan tea ceremony and cooking class
-- Local storytelling and Gnawa music night
-- Beach picnic and group welcome dinner with other worldschooling families
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-Learning through local artisan traditions and hands-on creativity.
-- Wood carving workshop with local artisans (thuya wood specialty)
-- Moroccan mosaic (zellige) art project
-- Henna design and symbolism workshop
-- Traditional weaving and textile dyeing experience
-- Visit to artisan cooperatives and markets
-- Student art showcase and storytelling circle ---
-- Visit to a local argan oil cooperative and tree planting day
-- Coastal ecology walk – learning about tides, marine life, and conservation
-- Camel trek through dunes and forest areas
-- Workshop: Sustainability and zero-waste living in Moroccan homes
-- Surf lessons or beach cleanup project (choose your adventure) optional
-- Stargazing night in the countryside ---
-**Focus:** Deepening connections, giving back, and reflecting on the journey.
-- Family service project (e.g. school support, garden building, or mural painting)
-- Student-led passion projects – guided time to create something inspired by the month
-- Youth dialogue circle: “What I learned in Morocco”
-- Moroccan music & dance celebration with local performers
-- Final feast with traditional dishes made together
-- Reflection journal activity and certificates of participation ---
-- Flexible schedule with optional drop-in activities
-- Open to all ages – workshops designed to be inclusive and family-friendly
-- Local guides, educators, and artisans lead sessions
-- Opportunities for unschooling, project-based learning, and cultural immersion
-- Community dinners, parent circles, and youth clubs available weekly ---
-- **Base Location:** Tazgha World Schooling Hub, Essaouira
-- **Accommodation:** hub and suggest trusted partners)
-- **Languages:** English, Arabic.
-- **Suggested Ages:** 4–18 (with parent involvement) ---
-**Tazgha World Schooling Hub** invites you to slow down, connect deeply, and discover the magic of Morocco — together, as a family. .
- Goal:
Develop a basic understanding of Arabic grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation.- Duration:
4 - 8 weeks- Topics:
Arabic alphabet and pronunciation, Basic grammar rules, Essential vocabulary for daily conversations, Simple sentence structure- Goal:
Enhance Arabic language proficiency, enabling basic conversational skills.- Duration:
6 - 12 weeks- Topics:
Intermediate grammar rules, Expanding vocabulary for everyday situations, Composing simple paragraphs and dialogues, Engaging in simple conversations on everyday topics- Goal:
Consolidate Arabic language skills and expand communication capabilities.- Duration:
8 - 16 weeks- Topics:
Advanced grammar rules, Refining vocabulary for diverse communication, Writing short essays and engaging in complex conversations, Understanding and participating in cultural exchanges- Goal:
Achieve a high level of Arabic fluency, enabling comfortable communication in various settings.- Duration:
10 - 20 weeks- Topics:
Comprehensive grammar review and application, Extensive vocabulary development for a wide range of topics, Engaging in nuanced conversations on various subjects, Extemporaneous speaking and effective communication skills- Goal:
Focus on specific areas of Arabic language and literature, such as Quranic studies, literature, or business Arabic.- Duration:
12 - 16 weeks (depending on the specialization)- Topics:
Quranic recitation, interpretation, and application, Arabic literature analysis and appreciation, Business Arabic vocabulary, grammar, and communication skillsRegular quizzes and exercises to assess grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation progress.
End-of-level assessments to evaluate overall proficiency and identify areas for improvement.
Portfolio development to showcase written and spoken Arabic skills.