The British Centre Group is delighted to celebrate English Language Day, a day dedicated to commemorating the richness and significance of the English language worldwide.
23/04/2024
Mrs. Rababe KOUSSAIMI, Sara NAIM, Radia CHADLI.
As part of the World Art Day celebrations, the British Centre Group is hosting a special interview session on BCG Web Radio, featuring a diverse range of artistic talents. Tune in to be inspired by the stories and insights of our gifted artists.
15/04/2024
Mrs. Rababe KOUSSAIMI, Sara NAIM, Radia CHADLI.
The British Centre Group is thrilled to celebrate International Theatre Day with a special performance of the beloved classic, Pinocchio. This production features the talented students of the Junior 2 class, who have been diligently preparing under the guidance of Mrs. Hanane SALMANE.
27/03/2024
Mrs Rababe KOUSSAIMI, Zineb LOUKILI, and Zayd SADEQ
The British Centre Group celebrates the holy month of Ramadan with insightful interviews. One of our esteemed foreign teachers, Mrs. Mayya VILCHIK, shares her personal journey of experiencing Ramadan in Morocco, while Mr. Hassan ELYAAKOUBI offers valuable tips on managing time and staying productive. We also welcome Mr. Yousef BELHAMDOUNIA from our El Jadida centre, who shares his insights and interviews his students, fostering a deeper understanding of Ramadan’s cultural significance.
11/03/2024
Mrs. Rababe KOUSSAIMI, Mr. Hassan EL YAAKOUBI, Mrs. Mayya VILCHIK, Mohamed Rayane OUARDANE, Aymane EZEAIRY, Badreddine TOURABI, and Yasmine OTAÏS
1+- Ceremonies for graduating students date from the first universities in Europe in the twelfth century. At that time, Latin was the language of scholars. A universitas was a guild of masters (such as MAs) with license to teach. « Degree » and « graduate » come from gradus, meaning « step ». The first step was admission to a bachelor’s degree. The second step was the masters step, giving the graduate admission to the universitas and license to teach. Typical dress for graduation is gown and hood, or hats adapted from the daily dress of university staff in the Middle Ages, which was in turn based on the attire worn by medieval clergy
As the British Centre Group celebrates International Women’s Day, we are proud to present the Trainer of the Year 2022-2023 Award to Khadija HARRIBA, in recognition of her innovative teaching methods and profound impact on learners.
Mrs. Rababe KOUSSAIMI, Mrs. Khadija HARRIBA, Mrs. Karima AQUIL, Mrs. Khaoula REZMI, and Arwa EL BAGHDADI
08/03/2024
In this special episode, we celebrate the launch of the British Centre Group Web Radio project unveiled on World Radio Day. Hosted by Mrs. Rababe KOUSSAIMI, this inaugural broadcast features insightful interviews with esteemed trainers Ahmed NAIM and Azizah ABDULLAH. Additionally, we hear from enthusiastic learners Sara NAIM and Yahya DAHRAOUI. Tune in to discover more about the vision behind our web radio and the voices that will shape its future.
13/02/2024
Mrs. Rababe KOUSSAIMI, Mr. Ahmed NAIM, Mrs. Azizah ABDULLAH, Sara Naim, and Yahya DAHRAOUI