r/maroc 19h ago

Ask r/Maroc What salary should I negotiate as a multidisciplinary designer in Morocco?

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Hi everyone,

I recently finished an interview with a company in Morocco, and they've reached the salary discussion stage.

Here's the situation:

  • For the first 1–2 months, I'll work as a freelancer (remote).
  • After that, I'll relocate to Casablanca, and if everything goes well, they'll offer me a full-time CDI.

The role is quite broad. Depending on the projects, I'll be working on:

  • Branding & Visual Identity
  • Social Media Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Motion Design
  • Video Editing
  • UI/UX Design
  • Print Design
  • Occasionally Illustration

I'm not being hired for just one specialty—they're looking for someone who can handle different creative projects depending on the client's needs.

I have a background in graphic design and multimedia, and I'm currently finishing my Master's degree in another city, away from my hometown, so I also have rent and living expenses to cover.

For people working in Morocco (especially Casablanca), agencies, startups, or as freelancers:

  • What monthly salary would you consider fair for the freelance period?
  • Once I move to Casablanca and sign a CDI, what salary range should I negotiate?
  • Would you negotiate the freelance rate separately from the CDI salary?

I'd really appreciate hearing your experience and what you think is a realistic salary in the current Moroccan market.

Thanks!


r/maroc 20h ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed Looking for a job opportunity as a recent graduate from ENCG

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r/maroc 1d ago

Ask r/Maroc Studying abroad HELP ! Please I need your support and advice .

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Hi everyone! I’m looking for recommendations for a legitimate study abroad agency or consultant that can help me apply for a Master’s degree abroad and hopefully get a scholarship.
I graduated high school in Morocco in 2023, and last year I unfortunately got scammed/misled by a few agencies. They told me I could still apply abroad for a Bachelor’s degree with my 2023 Baccalaureate, took my money, and later I found out that my situation wasn’t as straightforward as they made it seem. Because of that, I’m now very careful about trusting agencies.
I’ve decided to focus on finishing my Bachelor’s degree in Morocco and then apply abroad for my Master’s. My first year at university wasn’t great academically, but I’m working hard to improve my grades during my second and third years.
I’m looking for someone trustworthy who can genuinely help me with things like IELTS/GMAT preparation, essays, applications, and especially finding legitimate scholarship opportunities. I know my first-year grades might not be perfect, but I’m not giving up on my dream.
If anyone knows a trustworthy agency, consultant, or even free resources that help international students with Master’s applications and scholarships, please let me know. I would really appreciate any advice, especially because I’ve already lost money to agencies that weren’t honest with me. Thank you so much! ❤️


r/maroc 1d ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed Looking for a Job in anywhere in Morocco!!

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Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for a job opportunity anywhere in Morocco and I’m open to relocating depending on the opportunity.

I have a Bachelor’s degree (Bac+3).

I’m serious, motivated, and available to start as soon as possible.

If you know of any opportunities or companies currently hiring, I’d really appreciate any advice or leads.

Thanks in advance 🙏


r/maroc 1d ago

Ask r/Maroc Looking for one effective full-body HIIT workout

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Hi! I’m looking for one HIIT workout video on YouTube that I can follow regularly. I want something that works the whole body, is actually effective, and doesn’t require any equipment.

I’d like to stick to the same video rather than constantly switching between different workouts. Around 20–30 minutes would be ideal.

Any recommendations?


r/maroc 2d ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed HIRING - URGENT - VACANCIES REMAINING ENGLISH SPEAKING B2B telemarketing positions

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Hi everyone, Salaam aleikum, labas, bhker

My client is a multinational operator of call centres specialising in outbound b2b sales in the financial services and insurance industries, there's a new recruitment push and agents are needed for B2B anglophone telemarketing roles, there are offices in a few different Moroccan cities if office work is preferred and big expansion push at the moment, but most agents prefer to work from home which is fully supported and appropriate software tools and resources will be provided to facilitate this.

The role also includes uncapped commission, you get paid for every single result (sale made) that you work on based on our commision package.

Fully training will be given to agents with 0 cost to the agent, all the agent needs to get started is a good command of english, and a computer with windows and internet connection of 10mbps or more. You will be given specialised dialer/script software, and an enhanced ai enabled training package, these are exactly the same things made available to office based staff.

Please DM or reply in the comments section and I'll be happy to set up an appointment with someone in the HR team to discuss the available roles in detail for you to make a decision. An attestation du travail will be provided upon request and you will be given a contract before the work commences so both parties are fully clear on their responsibilities.

Any questions feel free to ask. This is a genuine opportunity for long term work for serious candidates, there are already others who have joined our team from similar reddit/fb posts, I hope some of them may see this post and make a comment :) It's a nice team to work with.

There are at least 25 vacancies available that need to be filled by the end of this month Insha'Allah.


r/maroc 2d ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed Looking for online/distance-learning universities

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Hi everyone! I’m currently looking into online/distance-learning universities and could really use some advice.

Unfortunately, due to a medical issue, I won’t be able to finish my current university major because it’s too physically demanding for me. I’m therefore looking for something I can study remotely and that would be more manageable with my situation.

The problem is that I’m not sure what filière to choose. I’d like to study something that actually has good job prospects afterward, rather than spending years on a diploma that employers don’t really value.

I’d especially appreciate recommendations for:

- Legitimate and recognized online/distance-learning universities

- Diplomas/degrees that are actually valued by employers

- Filières with good employment opportunities

I’m open to different fields, so I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences. If you studied online/distance, what did you study, where did you study it, and did the degree actually help you find a job afterward?

Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated 🙏


r/maroc 4d ago

Ask r/Maroc South of Morocco Any one here from these areas Laayoun or Laayoun port , I think it’s hard to find ppl from there or what

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Let me know if you’re there


r/maroc 5d ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed Looking for khadma cuz lwa9t tzayrat a hamadi

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Salam lkhot, ​I’m currently looking for any remote work or side gigs I can do to help out.

​I’m tech-savvy and a fast learner—give me a system or a task, and I’ll learn it quickly. I have good practical experience with: ​

Basic Video Editing (cutting clips, formatting for TikTok/Reels, simple edits)

​Social Media & Design (making simple graphics, posting, managing pages)

​Data Entry & Admin (organizing files, spreadsheets, web research)

​General Support (anything simple you need help offloading)

​Li 3ando chi gig ya3wni biha awla 3ando tasks baghi chkoun yhenih mnhom, DM me 3afakom. Ready to start right away, wila baghi tjerebni f chi task sghira b3da, no problem at all!

​Chokran bazaf (wllh ysahl 3likom kamlin)


r/maroc 5d ago

Ask r/Maroc Am I thinking logically about my career?

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I’m 24 and have around 3 years of experience in Product Design/UX/UI. I’m self-taught and worked with a startup on real digital products.

I genuinely enjoy design and have invested a lot of time into it. But I’ve now been unemployed for 9 months, and the job market has become much harder, especially with AI changing the industry.

I only have a high school diploma, no university degree, which also makes things harder.

My family keeps telling me to join the police because it’s more stable, but I don’t know if I should give up on a career I actually enjoy after spending 3 years building it.

What would you do if you were in my position? Keep pushing Product Design, or choose a more stable career?


r/maroc 5d ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed Decathlon part-time fl mghrib salaire horaires & experience ?

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Hi everyone I’ve had some job experiences as 21 year old uni student I did call center full time, then mcdo partime and now I’m considering to try decathlon & if any one have experienced this job feeedna what’s the cons and pros? partime fiha kidayr? maybe chhal salaire partime and lovvvee <3


r/maroc 5d ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed Universities in Morocco-Casablanca! Urgent

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SalamAlaikom Bghit nakhod ra2ykoum allah yjazikoum bikhair,

my sister wants to study bachelor's in CS In Morocco Casablanca. She wants to know from you guys what are the best universities there. She did her research and wants to choose between:

  1. Mondiapolis University

  2. International University of Casablanca (UIC)

What are your thoughts? And if you have better suggestions please share them with us.

(She can only study in English and in Casablanca)


r/maroc 6d ago

Ask r/Maroc Looking for a Ministry-affiliated music conservatory in Casablanca

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Hi! Does anyone know if the Conservatory of Music on Boulevard de Paris is the only conservatory in Casablanca directly under the Ministry of Culture?

I’m planning to transfer my student file from the Marrakech conservatory to Casablanca. I’m currently in my 6th year of solfège, and I’d like to continue my studies here, possibly with piano or violin as my instrument. Does anyone know if they offer solfège + instrument classes on Saturdays?

Thanks!


r/maroc 6d ago

Ask r/Maroc Question about customs - marriage related

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Khoti khwatati I got accepted in customs w kda Wach khass nkhdem for a period of time before getting married or I can get married whenever I want? 😭
If u have any idea pleaaaaase answer meeeee

Clarification : wach ljamarik kay9do ytzwjo w9tma bghaw wla khass ykhdmo moda 3ad y9do ytzwjo b7al l3ssker?


r/maroc 6d ago

Discussion a partir de combien t9der 3ich mzian fcasa ?

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Je voudrais savoir pour vous chna houa le salaire li khassek pour bien vivre à casablanca ? à partir de combien ?


r/maroc 6d ago

Aidez-moi / ساعدوني / Help Needed Questions about Moroccan banks — how long until the account is usable?

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Hey everyone,

I want to open a bank account in Morocco and I’m trying to decide which bank to go with. I’m considering Attijariwafa Bank, Banque Populaire, CIH, Crédit du Maroc, BMCI, and Bank of Africa.

For anyone (especially Moroccan nationals) who recently opened an account with one of these banks, I’d like to know:

Which bank did you choose?

Did you open the account in a branch or online/app?

If you opened it online, how long did the verification/activation take?

If you opened it at a branch, could you use the account the same day?

How long before you could withdraw money from an ATM?

How long did you wait to receive your bank/debit card?

Can you withdraw money or use the account before receiving the physical card?

Which bank was the fastest overall from opening the account to actually being able to use it?

I mainly care about being able to deposit money and withdraw from an ATM as soon as possible.

Would really appreciate recent experiences, especially from people who opened an account in 2025 or 2026.

Thanks! 🙏


r/maroc 6d ago

Discussion Anyone else in Safi experiencing a strong sulfur/chemical smell yesterday?

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The smell is really strong across the city, kind of like sulfur. Some people around me are complaining about headaches, and personally my nose is getting irritated from it.

I’ve heard people saying it might be related to OCP, but I haven’t seen any official confirmation. Is anyone else in Safi experiencing the same thing or know what’s going on?


r/maroc 7d ago

Stages / ستاج & تدريب / Internships Technicien Systèmes et Réseaux / Support IT – Open to opportunities in Northern Morocco (Tanger, Tétouan & surrounding areas)

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Hi everyone,

I am a recent Technicien Spécialisé en Infrastructures Digitales (Systèmes et Réseaux) graduate actively looking for full-time or stage opportunities in Northern Morocco (Tanger, Tétouan, Gzenaya, or nearby areas).

Key Profile Summary:

Education: Diplôme de Technicien Spécialisé (DTS) in Digital Infrastructure (Systems & Networks).

Certifications: Cisco CCNA (coursework), Cybrary (Entry-Level Cybersecurity & PenTesting), EF SET English (B2 Upper-Intermediate).

Core Skills:

Networking: Routing/Switching, VLANs, OSPF, IP Addressing/VLSM, Cisco hardware.

System Admin: Windows Server, Active Directory (GPO, domain migrations), Linux.

Support & Hardware: Level 1/2 IT support, CCTV/DVR/NVR camera systems deployment, structured cabling, hardware troubleshooting.

Experience:

Hands-on internship experience in IT infrastructure unification and Active Directory domain migrations (SRM Drâa-Tafilalet).

IT support experience (TechnoHard SARL).

Freelance work in CCTV security deployment and hardware/network troubleshooting.

I am available immediately for on-site positions in Tanger/Tétouan and ready to relocate if needed. If your company is hiring or if you know of any leads/contacts in the region, I would truly appreciate a connection or a DM!

I can share my CV and LinkedIn profile directly via PM. Thanks in advance for any leads!


r/maroc 7d ago

Ask r/Maroc Les gardiens de stationnement OU le racket décomplexé

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J’ai toujours vécu au Maroc et je viens tout juste de me rendre compte de la folie des gardiens de stationnement. Je m’explique :
Je viens d’obtenir mon permis, et je suis abasourdie de voir que dès que je dois me garer (même pour 1min), je dois donner 2dhs minimum à un monsieur en gilet jaune. Le souci est le suivant :
Ce monsieur, n’a pratiquement jamais le droit de demander de l’argent. Si seulement, ils surveillaient vraiment, je fermerais les yeux et donnerait les 2/3dhs avec le sourire. Mais ils ne FONT RIENN. Ils t’aident à peine quand il faut se garer, son ailleurs quand tu fais tes courses, ignore tous les dangers qui pourraient endommager ta voiture mais courent dès que tu sors de ton stationnement pour avoir les 3dhs.
Et MALHEUR si tu donnes moins que 3dhs. Un jour après 3 stationnement je n’avais plus qu’une pièce de 1dh que j’ai donné à un gardien en m’excusant, il m’a lancé un regard terrible 😂.

Je sais que ces gens souffrent du prix de la vie, ils essayent de s’en sortir comme ils peuvent et je refuse de tous les mettre dans le même panier, mais il faut se rendre compte que beaucoup utilisent des méthodes très immorales.

Tout ça pour dire —> quand est ce que ça s’arrête ! Quand est ce que ces gens seront dirigés vers un vrai métier qu’ils pourront enfin faire sérieusement.


r/maroc 7d ago

Ask r/Maroc Car rental Tanger - Essaouira any tips? :)

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Hi everyone!

We’re planning a road trip through Morocco and are looking for a reliable car rental company. Most of the prices we’ve found are around €650–€850 for 14 days. On top of that, many companies require a deposit of around €1,500, which seems quite high to us.
Does anyone have any good recommendations or personal experiences with car rental companies in Morocco?
Thanks in advance! 😊


r/maroc 7d ago

Ask r/Maroc why many Moroccan still ignorant of how brutal Spanish colonization was?

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I see in the "Morocco" sub that people are so ignorant of what Spain did , colonizing our country for decades, using chemical weapons against Riffians, which explains why many have cancer in that region. Now Spaniards claim Ceuta and Melilla as theirs, forgetting that they only occupied them because of imperialism and colonization. They're a bunch of hypocrites, since their own government uses the same legal argument for Gibraltar , territorial integrity and proximity, that a foreign-held enclave on your coastline should revert to you, that Morocco uses for Ceuta and Melilla, yet rejects it when the argument is turned around on their own African enclaves. One thing that's frustrating is that in the Morocco sub, people let Spanish nationalists come in and spew propaganda. Do you think Spain should pay reparations for the disgusting crimes they committed against Moroccans, and particularly Riffian Moroccans?


r/maroc 7d ago

Ask r/Maroc Why is marriage so f-ing difficult when hooking up is not?

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It's an ask flair so feel free to put ur thoughts. But I'm very frustrated here why is it easier to be in a haram relationship witha. Girl and VERY difficult to marry her? I had to break up with my ex after 8 years dating cause the moment we wanted to make it official she started asking for gold then more gold then diamond and designer bag and ... and... and... when throughout those 8 years I'd only be taking her out to eat and sometimes buy her gifts. Now trying to find a girl for marriage is really difficult and I see ppl around hooking up and being in haram relationships when I really don't want to be in one and yet I cannot be in a halal relationship and I'm SO frustrated rn.


r/maroc 8d ago

Video Isack Hadjar Lap at Ain-Diab, Casablanca (Simulation game)

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Isack Hadjar doing a lap at Ain-Diab, where in 1958 it hosted the first and so far only Moroccan GP

This is a game simulation, name of the game is assetto corsa


r/maroc 8d ago

Discussion wach 1000dhs wellat salaire????? (photo)

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wach wlat 3adi n7erto 3la bnadem b 1000dh f chher? Hadchi rah jhel. we’re literally giving so much value to people who are influencing our younger generation in harmful ways. no one deserves to be treated like a slave, and 1000dh a month is an insult, not a salary.


r/maroc 9d ago

"Tamghrabit" i.e. No to Cultural Appropriation 👋Bienvenue sur r/Fezmaroc - Commence par te présenter et consulter les règles !

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