Morocco takes steps to energise baccalaureate diploma
2007-06-12
Some 294,115 candidates across Morocco took the Baccalaureate exams from June 7th to 9th. Also this year, the Ministry for National Education enacted new measures to improve the conditions under which the exams are held.
By Sarah Touahri for Magharebia in Rabat – 12/06/2007
 [Sarah Touahri] Some 294,115 candidates sat for the Bac this year. |
Morocco’s Ministry for National Education has been taking steps to restore the credibility of the Baccalaureate (Bac). After introducing two-year exams in 2003, additional reforms were undertaken in the 2006-2007 school year to improve exam conditions.
According to Abdesselam Zeroual, schools inspector and Head of Private Education at the Ministry of National Education, the reforms aim to restore the Bac to its former place in the education system. "Our objective is for the Bac to be a key that opens doors to useful further study. We have taken measures to combat cheating, notably by blocking and forbidding mobile phones," he explained. The number of exams students take has also been reduced, from as many as seven in a single year to just three or four. For certain subjects, performance will be measured entirely through ongoing assessment or coursework.
Of the 294,115 candidates this year, 44.8% are girls: an increase over the previous exam period, according to education officials.
For the first time, a score of zero will not automatically eliminate the student. The evaluator must first justify his or her decision in a written report. Specialised regional committees have been established by the heads of the regional Education and Training Academies to examine zero-grade cases and to subsequently approve or reject the grader’s decision.
Bac candidates are delighted with the introduction of this measure, which will alleviate some exam pressures. Candidate Fatima Ezzahra Ezzarki is one of many independent candidates who have signed up for the Bac, without going through the national education system. She told Magharebia that "a good number of students will be saved by this move. In the past, the grading teacher could give someone a zero even if the student didn’t really deserve it. And that decision, possibly mistaken, had an irreversible impact on the outcome of a year’s hard work."
Most of her friends share her point of view. Rajae Dabaoui, another student, indicated that the elimination mark is the Bac candidate’s worst nightmare. "The decision to link the elimination mark to an explanatory report should have been taken years ago", she says.
Teachers hope the new measures taken by the Ministry of National Education will improve the Bac's image. For teacher Boujmaa Lkhoti, the new assessment system shows promise. "It will let us evaluate the real level of the student and to avoid fraud," he said.
Students always complain about the low passing rate in Bac exams. Last year, only 48% of school students and 21% of independently-educated youths achieved satisfactory results on the exams. According to the education ministry, passing the Bac should be the fruit of many years of education, and failure indicates deficiencies among both students and schools.
Two-year exams were introduced in 2003 to improve the diploma's value on the job market. First-year students take a regional exam in primary subjects. The final exam, in the second year, is organised nationally and accounts for 50% of the overall result. The system aims to reward students for consistent hard work. In past cases, the student has gone on to the second year without having scored an average of 10 out of 20 points on the regional exam. Under the new programme, the student and his or her family will be consulted to decide whether they should carry on or repeat the year. The class committee will provide the final decision.
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abouelaz Posted 2007-06-14
Why always such a low rate of success? Why, when we have competent students deserving to succeed?
kardellas Posted 2007-06-16
The exam was to the level even if some subjects were difficult, but it reflects the principle of equal opportunities.
Noureddine Boutahar Posted 2007-06-16
There must be radical and bold change. students complain that there are too many subjects to study and too much stuff for each subject and some subjects are a waste of time. Also, there are almost no extra curricular activities. Moreover, classes are too crowded and almost no chance to talk to the teacher and do exercises. Teachers are always in hurry to finish the program regardless of the quality of delivery. Last not the least, the programs and curriculum do not meet students interests because they are imposed - top down.
mohamed Posted 2007-06-18
Good
omar Posted 2007-06-18
Is it true that this year we need a 9.50 to pass? And a 7 for the second session?
richi Posted 2007-06-18
I would like to know the date of results in the 2007 bac.
khaoula Posted 2007-06-19
Hi, I am happy about this.
yassine Posted 2007-06-19
Why such a poor success rate every time? Why, since we have such competent students who deserve success?!
siham Posted 2007-06-20
The baccalaureate diploma is offered firstly to the sons of...it's even possible for the student to buy it with money, so where's the credibility.
توفيق Posted 2007-06-22
I want to know the success rate in the baccalaureate in the province of El Hajeb for the year 2007.
maryam Posted 2007-06-23
I would just like to say that this year the exam was administered to everyone. But, for me, I feel that the results were a shock. In any case, may god be with you all.
soufiane Posted 2007-06-24
I do not see how you expect to get the bac when you write comments like this one: (pk tjs un taux de ressite tre faibl pkoi? alors kon a des eleves competant et ki merite la reussite !!!!) Is this even French? I do not think so.
farid essarsah Posted 2007-06-24
Is there a law awarding success to students who got a grade near the average required for passing the final year.
amine Posted 2007-06-28
First I wanna say something French doesn't count to get the bac cuz we don't take a French exam at the end of the year and so we don't need to talk that way possibly if they speak even better than you (english;spanish....) the bac isn't French, French is the gang and practice we don't learn to speak French in class we have to speak with our buddies :) and the proof :d:d is me I speak French but I didn't get my bac, go
Hind Posted 2007-06-29
This is exactly what is being called “social hypocrisy.” Stop hiding; you don’t need to justify yourselves, everything is clear.
الباك بحال الماء الحار Posted 2007-07-05
The baccalaureate is unfortunately a cause of ruin for many young people.
karim Posted 2007-07-16
hey guys just take it easy, for those who couldn't make it I am sorry, BUT AGAIN DON'T GUMBLE ON GETTING 10/20 YOU SHOULD ALL BE OUT of the risk zone, and you should aim higher cause good schools would require good grades. so keep it real and do your best next year. god bless.
ali Posted 2007-08-23
...I'm very happy, that's it, good good.
ابراهيم من كلميم Posted 2007-09-05
We can say that the national exams of the baccalaureate put the students through the sieve. But the regional exams hinder the progress of the student as they're not controlled by the school unlike the national exams attended by a commission from every school. We hope that the Ministry will consider this as there are manipulations in that. Thanks to everyone who contributes to the development of the intellectual level of the Moroccan student but with credibility and transparency.
lina Posted 2007-09-05
I would really like to know what chance someone who got a 7.24 on the baccalaureate examination has to pass the regional exams without needing to be afraid of failing. –Thank you in advance
المالكي Posted 2007-09-21
I want to say that the baccalaureate diploma has become without value. Thank you, my greetings to all those who respect all opinions.
zohiir Posted 2007-09-23
The baccalaureate has become a sieve with the true meaning of the word…I don’t why this problem which was overcome by many countries and the rate of success exceeded 60%, is the problem with the students or…And why do most Moroccan ministers decide to send their sons to study abroad? I say it honestly getting a job of a military guard is difficult…
فاعل خير Posted 2007-10-22
Salam alaikoum. I don’t have a comment but there’s a serious problem. I’m a student in the high school Chouaib Doukali, province of Ben Msik Sidi Othmane. When you get into the school you read some slogans written on its walls after the visit of some students from Italy…But when you get to some of its classrooms you see broken tables, there are wild disputes among pupils to find a piece of wood on which to sit. There’s no lighting, no clean water tap, no adequate sport square and many problems which can’t be easily listed….And in spite of that, our high school registers the highest passing rates in the province, and God knows. Inchallah pictures will be presented to the viewers.
student Posted 2008-01-17
This is neither helpful nor worthwhile. Morocco is not a literate country because the teachers and professors here are not professional and just run their mouths.
bouchra Posted 2008-01-24
Why are there novice teachers at the high school? Where are the real teachers?
enniou123 Posted 2008-01-27
Salam everyone. Frankly, the baccalaureate isn’t an educational level in Morocco- especially in this country where everything can be bought and sold. Bye everyone and respect the comments of other brothers!!!
محمد Posted 2008-02-19
This is a decision which made me really happy. But what is the passing rate this year for the baccalaureate in Morocco?
hinda Posted 2008-03-14
Salam. I want to know the rate, is it true that we need 9.50 to pass? for the year 2008.
un bachelier en science economie Posted 2008-03-25
Personally, I would simply like to know why this year’s programme (2007-2008) is, first, too long and, second, has had the number of hours for basic subjects lowered, especially with regards to economics. It is too hard for us students. And, what is more, there is not enough time to finish the programme, especially with regards to general economics. The classrooms are also too crowded. We need to find a solution to improve the students’ standing. (We are your sons.)
jamal Posted 2008-04-02
Passing rates in Morocco should be raised because there are highly competent students and they have the right to pass.
rabab Posted 2008-04-06
There is no equality in this world. Honestly, I see how the students in the South are the most affected in Morocco because they are always victims.
هشام Posted 2008-04-06
Where are samples of the baccalaureate?
Anonymous Posted 2008-04-09
It is no longer of any use.
zineb Posted 2008-04-13
Salam alikoum. My name is Zineb from the town of El Jadida. I am a student in the baccalaureate and I think that the baccalaureate has become a widely spread phenomenon in Morocco. I think that, God forbid, there are some people who are stupid and took the baccalaureate. That is all. Salam alikoum.
faty Posted 2008-04-15
Salam. I think honestly that some people pass the baccalaureate who don't deserve to. We want the samples for this year's exam and I want to know the passing grade point average this year.
samir Posted 2008-04-19
I think that there is a lot of cheating on the baccalaureate in Morocco. Passing rates are dropping and this is why as the sister Faty said, some people who don’t deserve to pass take the baccalaureate. Thank you.
nargess Posted 2008-04-19
There are numerous lessons but where is the explanation??
nar Posted 2008-04-19
working+learning+good mental
brahim from massa Posted 2008-04-25
to get ur baccalaureate diploma it's very nice to have ur place in this societ but the problem nowadays we face a lot drawbacks such as the menisty of education in my opinion does't make any efforts to assisstent the students about the importanse of this diploma..
ابتسام Posted 2008-04-30
If only the passing rate was high.
sara Posted 2008-05-06
Hi, My name is Sara. I am from the city of Fez. To have your baccalaureate diploma, work and work. Good luck to all the students.
hicham Posted 2008-05-09
Special thanks from the ministry of the interior.
فاطمة Posted 2008-05-13
In the name of God most gracious most merciful. Peace, mercy and blessings of God upon you. We thank all members of the forum for the valuable efforts they offer to the students of the baccalaureate for whom we wish success with the will of God. Oh Lord make them get the certificate and get a position and society, learn more about the deep sciences hidden in the Algerian universities. With the will of God they will know the role of a baccalaureate graduate in society. May God assist you and protect you. With my wishes of success to all Muslim students, with the will of God. Salam alikoum.
najat Posted 2008-05-13
I want to know when will take the exam this year. They say that it will be on June 2, but we haven’t yet finished the courses. There are at least five courses in every subject. How can we study all this? It is too much.
mehdi Posted 2008-05-16
I am a student at a high school in Tetouan. I would like to know why graders don't help students with a 0.5 grade.
kamal Posted 2008-05-21
I do not think that Morocco has a good education system because there is not a real Minister of Education.
zineb Posted 2008-05-23
Salam alikoum. My name is Zineb. I am Moroccan like you. I visited this site and read the opinions of all the students of the baccalaureate. Unfortunately, I also share the same opinion. The baccalaureate is widely sold in Morocco. I am one of the people whose baccalaureate was sold but don’t forget that those who took it in this way don’t deserve it. They won’t do anything with it, and even if they do, it is illegitimate, they will be divulged. We hope that the situation of this country will improve; if it remains in this way it will never make any progress. The programme of 2008 is rubbish in rubbish, sorry my brothers.
abdo Posted 2008-05-24
Salam. Honestly, the courses of the baccalaureate are too numerous. And we have some courses which we haven't completed. But what can we do?
fatimzahra dalssi Posted 2008-05-25
As a student who passed the baccalaureate, I can say that all my friends cheated on the exam. Not a single student relied on himself.
كوتر Posted 2008-05-25
My story with the baccalaureate. I think that the baccalaureate remains like a dream because those who study don’t get it and those who are wandering pass it. In Morocco nothing to do with that and they worsen things with the long programme. How do they want people to pass? By God, they are teasing the sons of the people. Ok, anyway, may God make things easy for everyone.
ghizlan Posted 2008-05-27
Hi Everybody, Okay, sorry first of all for not being able to write in English, but I would just like to know what grade is needed to pass to the second session this year (2008). Thank you. Thank you.
زينب Posted 2008-05-29
Salam alikoum. We wish success to everyone. Don’t forget that there is nothing easy except what you make easy, and you make the most difficult things easy if you wish it so.
abderrahim Posted 2008-05-31
Hello everybody! Thanks for your positive comments.you are really good and you deserve all the best,and i'm wishing you the best. Frankly speaking, the Moroccan baccalaureate exams seem to be easy because they contain all what we have done during the year.But, the problem is that we have no strategies in dealing with the exams. To finsh with,some student mustn't cheat in the exams.They must depend on themselves. I ask Allah to help all the muslim student with their final examinations . your brother, abderrahim.
said anfgou Posted 2008-06-01
My fellow students, I advise you to think about nothing but your diploma, that way you'll win. There will be no problems for you; everything will be fine. Good luck!
سناء Posted 2008-06-01
I wish success to all the students of the baccalaureate. I got the baccalaureate in 2008 and it was the first time that the system of two years is implemented and despite this I managed to pass thanks to my persistence as I know its importance in society. Nothing comes easily. I have found a balance between my studies and my friends. I hope that you won’t waste this opportunity.
kamal Posted 2008-06-01
Do we want to develop, yes or no? If yes, then we need to first of all change out the entire government all the way up to the king.
سناء Posted 2008-06-01
Salam. Honestly, only two days separate us from the national exam. I wish success to everyone.
abdelmouhaÏmin Posted 2008-06-03
Hi, there are 5 days left before the regional exam but I am still considering whether to continue cheating or not. Please reply to me.
la paix Posted 2008-06-04
Well done! Keep it up!
dounia Posted 2008-06-04
Salam. I am Dounia I study in the baccalaureate in the branch of literature. Arabic exam was easy for me, they presented us free poetry, English was ok, and Philosophy moderate, they offered us history, the state and science and you must choose. Now I still have to sit for the exam tomorrow. I have geography, pray with me. I want to pass, oh Lord help me and help all Muslims. Dounia from Casablanca, 19.
khadija Posted 2008-06-05
I want to ask how can the students pass the regional exam with all these subjects and with all the pressures undergone by the student.
تغلاوي زايد Posted 2008-06-06
Salam alikoum. I studied in the first cycle of the baccalaureate, economy and management. Then I went on to study accounting management but the second year of the baccalaureate in accounting management sciences is very long. It is is very long.
حححاتم الراضي من ععين حلوفة Posted 2008-06-07
Is there transparency in the correction of exams? How does the corrector act in his correction of the papers? Does he rely on the guide for corrections? Is a half answer considered a mistake?
lamzouri tijani Posted 2008-06-08
Hi, My name is Tijani. I am from the city of Meknes. To get your degree or baccalaureate in Morocco, cheat! Cheat with your cell phone or with cash or with your teachers in their office hours! There are a lot of ways to pass the baccalaureate exams, you just have to go to the trouble.
chaimae Posted 2008-06-10
Salam. I am Chaimae, Moroccan. I sat for the baccalaureate exams and now I am waiting for the results. Pray with me to hear good news. Praise be to God I relied on God the Almighty and then on myself. May God make us hear good news I and the brothers who took the exam, amen but Moroccans are dangerous they can buy and sell you. May God take revenge.
tamtam Posted 2008-06-10
Salam alikoum. Honestly, I have read all these comments and honestly all of them flow in the same course, the educational system in Morocco is severely deteriorating. I also noticed that there are many questions but I haven’t read any reply to any of them. I am also a student in the baccalaureate this year and I will also add a question and hope to find an answer. How are the papers of the exam corrected and what is the rate of success this year? Thank you, may God rest the souls of your parents.
fati Posted 2008-06-11
I took the exam. It wasn’t that bad, but I am a little afraid about the averages. Please, I would like to know what date you will be announcing the results on this website. Good luck everybody!
mohamed Posted 2008-06-12
Salam alikoum. I would like to ask why they authorize all the students to pass from the first year of the baccalaureate even if their grade in the regional exam doesn’t exceed 3.00. Finally, I wish success to all the students.
نورالدين taouijdat Posted 2008-06-13
Salam alikoum. In the beginning, I would like to present my sincere thanks for everyone who worked hard for setting up this site to express the opinions and observations of the students. Honestly, everything which was written by the students is a reality because what is the problem, the problem is that the ministry has put many lessons but the time wasn’t enough for our teachers to explain all the lessons especially in the main subjects such as philosophy…This was a hurdle for us. Finally I ask God that the passing rate be high and that the passing grade point average be around 9.50. I wish success to everyone. Thank you.
sami Posted 2008-06-13
A baccalaureate greeting to all the colleagues. I am Sami from Boujdour. Why do people pass in the regional exam with grade points averages of 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6? In this way they condemn them to perpetuity. Thank you. With wishes of success to everyone.
mouhib soufiane Posted 2008-06-16
This year, God willing, all the students are going to pass. Go pray to God that you succeed. Good luck tomorrow! Tomorrow, 17 June 2008, they are going to give us the results.
mustapha Posted 2008-06-16
Hi, how are you? I would like to know the results of the bac exams.
مريم Posted 2008-06-16
I am a student in the year of the baccalaureate in physics. For me, I sum up education in Morocco in the fact that Palestine, the state of war and destruction, has received the highest rates of education, but Morocco it is backward in all its aspects and the opinions of the students are correct.
boujdour hicham Posted 2008-06-16
I suggest that the mentality of the people should change! change all the government! Are you mad? May God grant success to the king. Long live King Mohamed VI.
ilias21 Posted 2008-06-17
Salam Alikoum. Honestly, the baccalaureate certificate in Morocco has become like a paper only. The students are yearning to get it, but it dwindles away in the same year. The student is working hard all the year and at the end he fails. The other who plays, passes the exam. This is incredible. Only God knows what happens during the correction of the papers. We hope that some people will fear God in themselves. Stop deriding hard-working students.
خالد بوملحة Posted 2008-06-17
I would like to know whether I have passed or not. I am in Sidi Bennour, the province of El Jadida.
عبد الحلبم Posted 2008-06-17
While waiting for the announcement of the results of the baccalaureate 2008, I wish success to everyone. God grants success. There are 2 hours left before the results will be announced.
سفيان سلاوي Posted 2008-06-17
Why was the ministry so late in publishing the results of the baccalaureate exams even though it knows that things are difficult? For the students who will sit for the second session, especially, there’s not enough time to prepare for it well. They don’t know whether they will sit for it or not.
الاخرس Posted 2008-06-17
Salam alikoum. Look my brother. The nation is just an image of the people. The people are an image of the customs and traditions. The traditions are an image of religion. Religion is an image of politics and politics are an unclear image of the nation.
ali Posted 2008-06-17
Hi Everybody, First of all, let me introduce myself. My name is Ali. I am going to take my baccalaureate exam in 2008-2009. I opted for sciences (for example: the branch of physics). I am one of many who think that the programme is overloaded. Why give us 40 lessons??? Is this to give the baccalaureate and, thus, the national Ministry of Education a good reputation??? Or, is it to make the baccalaureate inaccessible to average students??? Why doesn't the Minister step in??? Would that cause him to lose dignity and, therefore, his position??? In these times, it is not the number of lessons that make a ministry of education a good ministry, but the efforts these people make to improve the quality of education, training qualified teachers for this hefty task, upon which the future of our country depends. I hope that the time I spent writing this comment will not have been in vain, that it will be seen and considered by the people in the Ministry. Thank you
ilhal Posted 2008-06-19
Oh things are terrible for me, the date for my final exam of the sixth grade.
خولة Posted 2008-06-20
Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. May God protect you, when will the results of the first year of the baccalaureate will be published? By God, I am tired of waiting. Salam.
فاتن من الحسيمة Posted 2008-06-21
This year I am in the first year of the baccalaureate. Next year, I will be in the second year of the baccalaureate. I am very scared as all the teachers aren’t present and some of them are continuously absent. This is very disturbing to me. Therefore, I hope that the ministry and teachers will do their job so that we, the students, can also do our duty. Thank you.
fatiflinta Posted 2008-06-22
Salam alaikum. I want to say that I sat for the baccalaureate exam. I had 13 in the first semester and 15 in the second without cheating. I had 11 in the exam. How is that possible? May God forgive some teachers, they are drunk while they grade the exam papers. There are also some who talk while giving grades. If only they would give every institute its papers to correct them, but there should be elderly people and control. They should not let anyone be an intermediate for his sons like here in Agdez, Ouarzazate. A teacher brought her sister and bought the grades for her. She has received the best grade in our high school. She got 16 and 11 in the exam. In addition to this, there is still lax control because her sister made an agreement with the teachers. This should also be taken into consideration.
صديق الجميع Posted 2008-06-22
Salam alikum. Honestly, this is a sensitive topic which concerns all Moroccan citizens. The results of this year were catastrophic for some and joyful for others. I am one of those who wasn't lucky. They offered me an opportunity to sit for the second session. I hope that you will pray with me. To tell the truth, some people who don’t deserve to pass obtained the baccalaureate certificate in my class, unfortunately through cheating. I hope that others will be granted success from God. Salaam alaikum.
rachid sidi ifni Posted 2008-06-23
Honestly, the program is not up to par. Is it conceivable that subjects of God be privatised, even in education? There are many programmes and little value in them. But there is no other God but Allah.
brahim Posted 2008-06-23
Salam. I am a university student. Congratulations to the successful students and happy holidays until next year, God willing.
Anonymous Posted 2008-06-24
I love you and want you to pass the baccalaureate certificate.
c'est pas important Posted 2008-06-26
If we want our students to be successful and specialists in their fields, we must annul the regional exam. How do you want a student specialist in physics for example to have a good grade in Arabic or history and geography? The ministry does this so that the sons of the people remain below standards. Because if the student studies Arabic like mathematics, what would he do if goes to the accounting school? Then it is bye bye, he is neither on Hotbird nor nilesat. (Thank you, I speak in Arabic in order to explain well the phenomenon and discomfort of baccalaureate students in Morocco).
jawad Posted 2008-06-27
I would simply like to say one little thing: “We can do what we will ourselves to do.”
مريم Posted 2008-06-29
I want to know the results of the third year of the preparatory education in Al Farabi high school. Tangier.
meriem Posted 2008-06-30
We expect good results, God willing.
عبير Posted 2008-07-04
I want to know the results of the fourth year of secondary education.
عثمان الرغبي Posted 2008-07-07
I would like to know whether they will restore the baccalaureate programme as it was before.
meryem Posted 2008-07-09
Hi Everybody, I did the baccalaureate exam for the first time. I worked very hard for the regional exams and I answered all the question, but when I went I got my results, I found that I 10.80 in writing and a very poor grade, 5.25, in French, a subject which I have never got lower than an 18 in. Given that I studied privately for the first year, I have indeed come to understand how they grade our papers’ mistakes. I am very disappointed now. All the grades for students in Rabat were very catastrophic in comparison to other cities. Or grades were done twice. I would like some answers, please.
rafiki messalakliyamme Posted 2008-07-15
This year they were hard with everyone especially literature, it was hard for the people. You must be El Guerrouj in order to pass.
reda Posted 2008-07-18
Hi Everyone, I am in my first year of studying economics and management. I would like to take the open baccalaureate exam. I would like to know what 2008-2009’s exam will be for those specialising in economics. Thank you in advance.
لا اسم لي Posted 2008-07-24
Your comment. what can I say about the results of the baccalaureate this year? They were catastrophic. Thanks to the educational curricula adopted by this sleeping ministry and its lazy minister in order to kill everything educational inside the Moroccan educational institutes which they prostituted. The sons of the bourgeoisie pass and the sons of the poor fail. You have sold your consciences with several cents, illegitimate bellies.
ayoub Posted 2008-08-07
Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you my friends. I wonder why students do well in the regional exam of the first year of the baccalaureate but they are unfortunately surprised with the final grade. This makes students fail in the second year of the baccalaureate. For example, I had 8.60 in the regional exam. I worked hard but was astonished by the grade point average. God is Greater. I had 14.45 in the first semester and 15.25 in the second semester. I am from the region of Rabat. There were really catastrophic grades in this region. Despite this, I want to say to the students from the region of Rabat, don’t lose hope, they should rather work hard. God is the assistant. Reply to me.
kati Posted 2008-09-15
Salam, I am truly afraid of not getting my bac this year. I am looking for advice.
rami imjad Posted 2008-11-04
Hi to all the students of Morocco. I am a second-year bac student. I wish all the students good luck.
nohad Posted 2008-11-20
The baccalaureate is like fried potatoes. We are lazy and we attribute responsibility to others.
جبران Posted 2008-12-13
When was Moroccan education on the right track? Was Morocco among developed countries in education especially the baccalaureate diploma?
khalid rodrigo Posted 2009-01-14
Brothers, the problem is with the students. I study in the baccalaureate. The teacher does more than his efforts but students, honestly, don't want to study. They want to pass without making any effort. By God this is a shame. You find Morocco underdeveloped in everything. We are just good in spying and scrutinizing.
yassine Posted 2009-02-01
What steps should I take to write a written product?
abdesamade Posted 2009-02-02
Work hard in the regional exam.
hoda Posted 2009-02-05
I am one of the students of the baccalaureate this year. The first thing I want to say is that I noticed a big number of students who didn't pass last year even if some pupils deserve to pass but didn't. I attribute this to the absence of transparency and lack of commitment of teachers. Moreover, there are some teachers who are not qualified to teach in the baccalaureate cycle.
rachid boualkhors Posted 2009-02-20
Salam alikum. Concerning the exams of the second year of the baccalaureate, I address all the students including me for this year to work on organizing their time and seize the opportunities of holidays to sum up lessons and learn some of them in order to catch up the delay in lessons. I am sure that in this way cheerful results will be achieved. We ask God to grant success to every one because He is capable of that. Salam.
ali el gourch Posted 2009-03-26
I have the honor of asking you for information about the day of the physical education exam in Safi in the region of Abda.
oussama Posted 2009-05-07
Salam alikum. I am your brother Oussama. I face a problem. It is the baccalaureate certificate. I would like to know why whenever I meet a Moroccan and ask him about the baccalaureate exam, he replies negatively.
ayoub Posted 2009-05-11
I am from Rabat. Honestly, I think they are all right. We the people of Rabat don’t have the necessary grade in the regional exam even if we have worked seriously however, God is the greatest. Reply to me.
sara Posted 2009-05-13
Salam alikum. I read everything written. Honestly, there are some who took the bac through cheating and don't deserve it. Those who are lucky pass; but this doesn't prevent us from working hard, study, concentrate and avoid cheating. I personally don't want to take the bac through cheating.
mohamed kobaa Posted 2009-05-16
The regional exam of the first year of the baccalaureate.
souad imouzer Posted 2009-05-20
Hi- I wish all the Moroccan students good luck!!! May God help you!
نادية من الحسيمة2009 Posted 2009-05-20
I study in the first year of the baccalaureate. I work very hard but unfortunately I am weak in French as I understand nothing in it even if it is one of the subjects in which I will take the regional exam this year. Moreover, it has a high coefficient (4). I am not the only one who complain about it. This is the case of most pupils in Morocco.
abdelhamid oulaid Posted 2009-05-20
The baccalaureate exam is easy but there are many lessons in literature especially philosophy, history and geography. Good luck to everyone.
sara Posted 2009-05-21
Salam- I am a student up for my first try at the bac exam. I hope that everyone in Morocco will pass this year.
rachid Posted 2009-05-22
I wish success to all the students from my heart with a good grade point average though it is no longer important in this country in particular.
youness Posted 2009-05-24
Salam alikum. Honestly, there are many courses and more but this is not important. The problem us that there are not teachers any more who explain lessons. The teacher entered education through bribery. What teaching will he provide me? Will he teach me hypocrisy?
amina Posted 2009-05-25
Salam alikum. I wish success to everyone.
jakichanrachidde temara Posted 2009-05-26
I want to know success in Morocco. This is terrible. Success is the way to reach the future unlike the pupils of Tijani and Lrazali. The pupils won’t pass if they remain in their current situation.
maria Posted 2009-05-28
No comment.
rihab min oujda Posted 2009-06-02
Salam alikum. In reality reforming education should include elementary classes first. They shouldn’t let students pass with a 4 score in the sixth year of the elementary, 7 in the third lower secondary and in the baccalaureate they ask him to get 10. How can he manage it especially with this curriculum? Never mind, this is the policy of Morocco. This is why we will always remain in the back, back.
kawtar Posted 2009-06-02
I greet every participant in this site especially baccalaureate students. I wish everyone of them success. By God, I want to know if the passing rate this year will be low or high. Thank you with my wishes of success.
فيصل Posted 2009-06-04
A pupil from Mohamed V high school in Layoune, Moroccan Sahara, experimental sciences, branch of physical sciences. I denounce the behaviours of some teachers in our high school who blackmailed us with extra courses at a very high price. They provide courses in mathematics for 900 dirhams and physics 1000 dirhams a month, two hours a week only for every subject. Two teachers in the school imposed on us to review outside the school and if we don't comply to their request, we will not get a score in the exam. One of them divorced his wife with the money of private courses from a house similar to the house of a mad dog. The other has a villa in Salé with princes, a seven-storey building in Fez although his condition is pathetic and dirty. He doesn't even know the door of the public bath and doesn't go to it. Even if they know nothing and we understand nothing with them. I wish these two teachers will wake up, have conscience and leave us in peace. We will not forgive them for our money. On the day of judgment we will make them accountable. I know a girt who resorted to prostitution in the second year of the baccalaureate just to get money to pay for the two teachers and get a good score in the exam. Now she has become their victim. Although she got the baccalaureate in the session of June 2007, she has remained in prostitution. No one acts and no official interferes. On the contrary, they stood with the two teachers so that they would teach in the private school in Laayoune. The name of the school Iqraa Wa Lamine. Then they teach parents working in the National Office of Phosphates. Oh teachers, judge yourself before you are judged. Look at the results of the baccalaureate, we will get nothing because we haven't understood anything with you. We won't forgive you. We won't forgive you. We won't forgive you. Woe to you from your God and on the day of judgment we will judge you God willing. Salam alikum.
غنتان Posted 2009-06-05
No, you are good in empty words.
Imane Posted 2009-06-07
I want to know the co-efficient for the regional French bac exam for the section on economics!!! We have been hearing that it is three or four!!! Is this right??? Please, we take it tomorrow!!! Pray for us! -Goodbye all!
مختارية Posted 2009-06-07
I study in the first year of the baccalaureate. I work very hard in my studies. But unfortunately, I am very weak in the French subject. I don't understand anything in it although it will be part of the regional exam this year. Its coefficient is also high (4). It is not just me who complains about it, most students in Morocco in general.
rabi3 Posted 2009-06-11
Hello. This is Sana 2009. Pupils who had a 0 in the regional exam risk failure in the exam. I want a reply as soon as possible because I am confused.
mohammed Posted 2009-06-11
When will the results of the baccalaureate be announced ?
mohamed Posted 2009-06-12
Welcome. I would like to ask if they take a specific rate in the second session. Thank you.
rawad-sonic@live.fr Posted 2009-06-15
I am a student in the first year of the baccalaureate in the city of Tetouan. I say praise be to God, everything went on smoothly. Finally, I wish success for everyone.
نبيلة Posted 2009-06-15
Students must work hard and avoid cheating. God grants success.
suj; Posted 2009-06-16
The easiest exam is the exam of the city of Dakhla.
rania Posted 2009-06-17
Hi. I would like to ask you about the site of bac results 2009. Thank you very much. Good luck to students.
amine Posted 2009-06-18
Salam alikum. I want to ask about the passing rate in Morocco this year.
سهيل Posted 2009-06-18
I don't know what to say. My hand are incapable of expression. What happened, happens every year, this is very awful. Why is violence directed to poor pupils alone? The bad worker always blames his ax. By Souheil from Marrakech, shut up.
hind Posted 2009-06-18
I want to know one thing. I am entitled to sit for the second round and I am concerned. I don't know if it is similar to the first session or more difficult. Ok, please if anyone has gone through this experience, reply to me please.
karam Posted 2009-06-20
Hi- First of all, I would like to offer my congratulations to all the students who got their bac. I am one of the science bac students. I think that the regional exam presents an obstacle to passing the bac exam and to life in general. How can you want a student to get a good grade on the bac and a bad grade on the regional? Without any hope, he will make no effort to get a good grade on the bac - he already knows that he will have a credit on his grade. -Thank you
soufian Posted 2009-06-21
Salam, how are you? Is it possible to know where are results announced?
سارة Posted 2009-06-24
The exam was very easy. Praise be to God.
bouchra Posted 2009-06-26
Salam. I am Bouchra from Tan Tan. Now I passed to the bac year. Honestly, I worked hard in the regional exam but I was shocked. I had 5. I want to know the necessary score in the national exam in order to pass. Thank you.
safae de fès Posted 2009-07-01
Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. I would like to say from the end there is no education, no teachers and no ministry of education. This makes Morocco undeveloped liked other developing countries.
issam Posted 2009-07-10
Hi. I would like to know whether I passed or not through the internet. How can I do this?
khalid Posted 2009-08-20
I study in the high school Tichoukt Boulmane in the second year of the baccalaureate. We have teachers who are indecent and unqualified.
kamal Posted 2009-09-04
What are horizons of pupils after the baccalaureate? There is no guidance. We are confused and don't know what to do.
dounia Posted 2009-10-03
I am Dounia. I study in the baccalaureate, economics. It is a difficult branch even if I have made an effort in the regional exam. But I got a bad score not giving hope to pass in the baccalaureate. I hope to pass and get the baccalaureate. I will do all my efforts. Oh Lord accept from me to get the certificate. I wish success to everyone, oh Lord.
FATIMA ZAHRA Posted 9 days ago
I don't want to talk about my story with the baccalaureate because my morale is low. I want to say that I was one of the candidates in this war, but I wasn't successful because my score in the regional exam was 11.04 and my score in the class exam was 13.89. But I don't think it was enough to pass a bloody war, because I was unarmed. However, my friend had 5.67 in the regional and 13 in the class exam, but was lucky enough to pass. What can I say? May God guide the exam correctors and the Ministry of Education. May God take revenge. I won't forgive those who were unjust to me before God.
FATIMA ZAHRA min taoujtate Posted 8 days ago
It is not a ministry of education. It is a ministry of injustice, exclusion and marginalization. Why talk about failure rates? Haven't you asked about the rate of injustice? Let me tell you in this way, this country will never move forward or even think about it. It has to remove illegitimate hands. Finally, the baccalaureate is just luck. Trust me my brothers. My story with it is saddening. May God take revenge. May God take revenge. May God take revenge.
FATIMA ZAHRA AIN TAOUJTATE Posted 4 days ago
Is that how you call it - a Ministry of Education? I don't think so. It is the ministry of injustice and marginalisation. Ask yourselves first about your own mistakes.
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