ETII Agadir

ETII Agadir Showcase 2026
On Saturday, June 20, our students walked onto the stage at the Inezgane Handicraft Center and showed what a year of work looks like. Under the theme "Empowering Moroccan Artisans: Honoring Tradition, Creating Opportunity and Preserving Heritage," each group turned a craft into a story and a story into a presentation delivered in English with confidence and heart.
From tailoring and argan oil to solar energy, furniture, jewelry, clay and leather, the projects reflected the richness of Moroccan craftsmanship and the ambition of the students who study it. Watching them stand before a jury and audience, speak clearly, and defend their ideas was the real reward of this program.
After a close and thoughtful deliberation, our results were:
Winners: Level 3, "The Yin Yang Necklace," coached by Teacher Maryem Farazdag and presented by Mustapha Ibirri and Yassine Elbaz.
Runners up: Level 4, "From Earth to Sole," coached by Teacher Mohamed Elkarroumi and presented by Mohamed Ousalh, Zakaria Elouargi, Hajar Oujdi, Mohamed Aderdour, and Khadija Ait Ounrar.
Third place: Level 2, "Sketch to Real," coached by Teacher Laïla Karam and presented by Fatima Nakhasse and Mohamed Oumouloud.
Congratulations to these three groups, and to every single team
that presented. Your preparation, your courage on stage, and your pride in your work spoke for themselves.
A sincere thank you to our jury members for their care and fairness in evaluating the projects. Thank you to our animator, Aya, for her energy and effort in guiding the event from start to finish, and to the whole organizing committee, whose planning and long hours turned an idea into a full event. Our deep gratitude goes to Mr. Ahmed Atlagh and Mr. Ahmed Touzalt for their tireless efforts and guidance throughout this journey. Thank you to the ISAT staff, represented by Mr. Aboubaker, whose support was of immense help in making the event a success, and to all the ISAT staff. Thank you as well to Mr. Marwane for photographing the event and capturing its moments so beautifully.
This showcase was never only about a competition. It was about learners of every age and background discovering that English can give their voice, their craft, and their heritage the reach to travel far. Seeing our work with them come to life on that stage, as they presented their projects in English and with real confidence, is a pride that stays with us. We could not be prouder.
Onwards.

— Mohamed

On Wednesday, June 3 , 2026, I had our make-up session with the Level One Inzgane group. The session focused on a mock exam designed to prepare the students for the real exam next week. The students showed significant improvement in the four language skills, which reflects their desire to continue improving. At the end of the session, we had our first look at the students' projects and practiced different ways in which they could present them. The students are looking forward to the finals .
Rida