This article explores the current state of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) education in Morocco, identifies key challenges, and proposes strategies for improvement. Through a mixed-methods approach involving surveys and interviews with EFL teachers and students, the study highlights issues such as inadequate teacher training, out-dated curricula, and limited access to resources. The findings suggest that professional development for teachers, curriculum reform, integration of technology, and student-centred teaching approaches are crucial for enhancing EFL education in Morocco. The article concludes with practical recommendations and a call for policy support.
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