Tamazight Language Course in Morocco

July 14, 2010 - PRLog -- Tamazight is the language of the indigenous peoples of Morocco. It is closely related to the Berber languages spoken in Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and the Egyptian area of Siwa, as well as by large Berber communities in parts of Niger and Mali. The oldest recorded Tamazight inscription dates back 2500 years.

You can learn Tamazight through Projects Abroad on an intensive, two week or month long Language Project, where you will receive 15 hours tuition each week.

Alternatively you can undertake a short 14 hour course in Tamazight which will run alongside a placement in Rabat. If you are in Rabat volunteering for at least three months you could also complete a 60 hour Tamazight course alongside your volunteer placement.

The other projects available with Projects Abroad in Morocco are: Arabic, Care, French, IT project, Human Rights, Medicine and Healthcare, Nomad project, Sports and Teaching.

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