Jobs in Morocco

Finding a job in Morocco

Morocco's job market is concentrated around Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech and Agadir. Offshoring and customer-relations centres, IT services, industry and automotive, logistics, banking and tourism are among the sectors that recruit most often.

French is the main working language in most private-sector offers, with Arabic and English requested for specific roles. Employers usually read the CV first, so a clear, well-structured French CV is the single most useful thing you can prepare.

CV tips for Morocco

• Write the CV in French unless the offer is in English; keep it to one page, two if you have more than ten years of experience.
• Put your languages and their level in a visible section: Arabic, French and English are often selection criteria.
• List your city and mobility (willing to relocate or work remotely), because many employers recruit nationally.
• A professional photo is still common on Moroccan CVs, but it is optional; use a plain, recent one if you include it.
• For each role, state results with numbers (volumes, targets reached, team size) rather than listing duties.

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Official resources

• ANAPEC — Morocco's national employment agency, with a public job platform and support for job seekers.
• Your university or school career centre — Many Moroccan schools run recruitment forums and internship boards.

Frequently asked questions