WHAT QUESTIONS ABOUT RUSSIA MOROCCAN PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS ASKED, WHERE TO BUILD A CAREER WITH RUSSIAN DIPLOMA AND OTHER NEWS FR OM THE COUNTRY WH ERE THE OLDEST UNIVERSITY IN THE WORLD IS SITUATED
The educational seminars were held in some cities of Morocco like Fes, Meknes, El Hajeb, Errachidia. RACUS organization together with Russian Center for Science and Culture in Rabat met the students in the final year of 11 Moroccan secondary schools.
The representatives of RACUS organization gave detailed information about studies in 20 best Russian state universities, about variety of educational programs (500+), about available mediums of instruction (French, English, Russian) and about particularities of Russian education.
The meetings with Moroccan prospective students were really friendly and informal. The atmosphere was like in a big international family where everyone is welcomed and everyone has his own particular place. That was the main idea of all exhibitions in the Kingdom of Morocco.
The meetings with Moroccan prospective students were really friendly and informal. The atmosphere was like in a big international family where everyone is welcomed and everyone has his own particular place. That was the main idea of all exhibitions in the Kingdom of Morocco.
Together we discussed all current questions like what restrictions connected with the pandemic still remain in force, how to choose a university and do not make a mistake, what fees applicants should pay and how to make the payment, if it is possible to get a part-time job in Russia while studying and after graduation and etc.
We talked about the career perspectives that Russian diploma opens in any country of the world including Russia and Morocco. Besides, Moroccan students were extremely surprised by our story about central heating. Then we continued a long discussion about the most demanded and prestigious specialties among Moroccan young people in Russia.
We talked about the career perspectives that Russian diploma opens in any country of the world including Russia and Morocco. Besides, Moroccan students were extremely surprised by our story about central heating. Then we continued a long discussion about the most demanded and prestigious specialties among Moroccan young people in Russia.
After the meeting all participants got the brochures with the most important information.
The prospective students, fr om their part, told us about Jimi Hendrix and his importance for their country (do you know that Morocco is considered like Mecca for hippie?), wh ere in Morocco a splendid mountain ski resort is situated, and why the symbol of love for Moroccans is liver (in Russia men win women’s hearts, but in the Kingdom of mandarins – livers!).
The prospective students, fr om their part, told us about Jimi Hendrix and his importance for their country (do you know that Morocco is considered like Mecca for hippie?), wh ere in Morocco a splendid mountain ski resort is situated, and why the symbol of love for Moroccans is liver (in Russia men win women’s hearts, but in the Kingdom of mandarins – livers!).
We hope that such educational seminars will become a good tradition, make stronger the relations between our countries, open new horizons for Moroccan young people and encourage the development in the field of international education.
RACUS organization will make its best to provide Moroccan prospective students with the possibility to get prestigious higher education in Russia and as a result to realize the most ambitious goals.
