Internships in Rabat, Morocco

Begin your international career in Rabat, Morocco - a coastal capital where tradition meets progress. With Intern Abroad HQ, the world’s most affordable and top-rated internship provider, you’ll gain valuable professional experience while immersing yourself in North African culture. Choose from a wide range of impactful fields, including Healthcare, Human Rights, Education, Microfinance, and more. Internships run from 4 to 24 weeks, with flexible start dates every Monday. Program fees start at just $2184 for 4 weeks and include housing, airport pick-up, orientation, and 24/7 in-country support. Whether you're contributing to community health initiatives, supporting grassroots NGOs, or teaching in local schools, each placement is designed to match your goals and make a real impact. Gain global experience, build your resume, and grow your confidence in one of Africa’s most vibrant and welcoming cities. Apply today and take the first step toward your transformative internship adventure in Morocco!

Fascinated by the culture of Africa? Or are you more drawn toward the elegance of Europe? Why not experience both?! The World Endeavors Intern in Morocco program enables you to gain work experience in a country known for its unique blend of African and European cultures. Choose internship opportunities across a wide range of fields, from fashion to healthcare. Our advisors are proud of their ability to find you the right placement. World Endeavors interns should: - Be 18 years or older - Have a passport valid for at least 6 months from the start date We recommend that you have a background in your desired internship field, although this isn’t necessary. Placement opportunities increase with relevant coursework or experience. Basic Arabic or intermediate French language skills are preferred.

Your CIEE Summer Global Internship program in Rabat lasts 8 weeks and features two key components: A full-time internship with an international organization (approximately 30-40 hours per week) and an internship seminar. Enhance your experience with co-curricular and extracurricular activities while building career skills, expanding your professional network, and immersing yourself in Moroccan culture. Live, learn, and work in Rabat! Rabat is Morocco’s vibrant and culturally rich capital, celebrated for its unique blend of Arab, Berber, and French influences. From the historic Kasbah of the Udayas and the striking Hassan Tower to lively souks, lush gardens, and a thriving café culture, Rabat offers an immersive and dynamic setting. Whether you are majoring in business, science, engineering, technology, communications, psychology, health sciences, liberal arts, language, or fine arts, Rabat is the perfect place to study or intern abroad.

Contribute to a project that supports refugees and migrants staying in Morocco. This internship focuses on the concepts of human rights and social justice related to the country’s migration crisis. The placement is at an NGO that promotes the integration of refugees and migrants into society through social assistance, education, and professional training. The organization has a daycare center where parents can leave their children to attend workshops. As an intern, your tasks depend on your skills, background, and interest. You could support project implementation and management, the communication department, event planning, leading workshops (such as English classes, dance, computer science, design, and more), amongst others. You could also communicate with the beneficiaries on the ground, support their journey, and provide a social aspect to their experience at the NGO. This is an ideal internship if you’re interested in migration issues, human rights, social justice, international development, and nonprofit management in an emerging country. If you want to work on the administrative side of this project, the knowledge of French is required.

A summer internship in Rabat, Morocco’s capital, is an opportunity to witness the country’s current economic, cultural, and demographic changes. You’ll engage with both French and Arabic speakers in this UNESCO World Heritage City, nestled between the Bou Regreg River and the Atlantic Ocean. As you walk the boulevards of Rabat, it’s hard not to be enchanted by the mystery and tradition of this timeless city. From the bustling souqs (open-air markets) and energizing atmosphere of the city to the serenity of the nearby sea, Rabat is an ideal place to learn about the languages, cultures, and religions of North Africa and the Middle East.