Teach in Morocco
3 agencies in this directory say they recruit teachers for schools in Morocco, including Educators Overseas, FlyTeachers and Alliance Recruitment Agency.
Recruitment agency · London, United Kingdom
Recruiter for international school teaching roles; candidates create a free account to apply
Recruitment agency
Says it places teachers, professors and trainers in international schools, universities and training academies in 36+ countries
Job board
Job board and school directory for teaching jobs abroad (claims 600+ schools in 150+ countries in its directory)
Morocco's route into teaching is shaped by one sentence in GOV.UK's living in Morocco guidance: to work in Morocco you need a work visa, and to apply for it you must have a job offer and authorisation to work, which your employer arranges. For a teacher, that places the school's paperwork ahead of your own.
GOV.UK also says the Ministry of National Education is responsible for the school system. We could not retrieve that Ministry's own guidance on foreign teachers, so the detail below comes from GOV.UK and the Department for Education, and anything about a particular school's approvals should be confirmed with the school.
GOV.UK says that to apply for a work visa you contact the Moroccan Embassy in London, and that once you arrive you must also apply for a residence permit. British nationals can stay without a visa for up to 90 days, after which you must register with the police and apply for a residence permit (Carte d'Immatriculation).
The application is made at the Foreigners' Office of the local police headquarters or at a gendarmerie in smaller towns. GOV.UK says you must provide 10 passport-sized photos and 2 legalised copies of the required documents, which may include a UK police certificate, a medical certificate from a local doctor and a Moroccan bank statement. You get a temporary residence card valid for 3 months while the permit is prepared.
GOV.UK says that if you want to work in a regulated profession in Morocco you may need to get your foreign qualifications recognised. Whether that applies to a teaching post in an international school is not stated, so ask the school directly which of your documents it has submitted and which it expects you to legalise.
Because the residence permit rules ask for a UK police certificate, it is sensible to ask the school early which format and which legalisation it wants.
The Department for Education's list of British schools overseas accredited under its voluntary scheme, as updated on 5 October 2026, includes 8 schools in Morocco. On 26 August 2026 two Moroccan schools (Everest International School and Khalil Gibran School) were added, and on 5 October 2026 two others were removed. Morocco is marked with an asterisk, meaning schools there have met all the standards they can legally meet under local law.
Accreditation is voluntary, so the list is a prompt for questions rather than a complete directory.
The FCDO's Morocco advice was reviewed for accuracy on 19 August 2026. Its entry requirements say your passport must be valid for at least three months after you arrive, and that Moroccan authorities have denied entry to some travellers with damaged passports.
Morocco · IB
Morocco · IB
Marrakech, Morocco · BSO, COBIS
Casablanca, Morocco · COBIS
Morocco · IB
Morocco · IB
Morocco · IB
Casablanca, Morocco · BSO
Morocco · IB
Morocco · BSO
Tangier, Morocco · COBIS
Morocco · IB
These agencies say they recruit worldwide without naming Morocco specifically: Perrett Laver (Global Schools Practice), Teacher Recruit, Anthony Millard Consulting, ANZUK Education, Atlas Teachers, Edvectus, International Schools Services (ISS), RSAcademics, Schrole, Search Associates, Teach Away, Teacher Horizons, Teaching Abroad Direct, Tes (international jobs), TIC Recruitment, TIE Online (The International Educator), TrueTeaching, WISHlistjobs, Spencer Group, Jackson Hayes Recruitment, RG175.
GOV.UK says that to apply for a work visa you must have a job offer and authorisation to work, arranged by your employer. Ask the school how it intends to handle this before you travel.
GOV.UK lists 10 passport photos and 2 legalised copies of the documents, which may include a UK police certificate, a local medical certificate and a bank statement. Confirm the current list with the Foreigners' Office.
GOV.UK says the Ministry of National Education is responsible for the school system, and that children aged 6 to 15 must attend school.
The Department for Education list, updated on 5 October 2026, includes 8 schools in Morocco.