Considering Morocco Post High School

18 years ago
School is nearing it's end and in place of going directly to college, do not pass go, do not collect 200 dollars, I've decided to go abroad for a couple of years or more. I figure that while I'm there I can have the experience of not having things handed to me. I would really have to work. I would have an immigrantish experience. It's all very exciting and I'm looking forward to it. Right now I am a Junior in High School, so there is plenty of time, but lot's of people are college planning right now, so I figure I should be planning too.

How easy would it be for somebody like me to find employment? I would want a job like being a janitor or a waitress or something since I wouldn't have any college education yet.

By the time that I would move there, I would have 6 years (5 years of credit) of accelerated French class under my belt, but only a little Arabic. I would save enough money for, or have my parents pay for some language training when I get there which makes a job where I wouldn't have to do much speaking of Arabic at first a good thing.

The bottom line is, it would be really helpful to learn what my experience might be like in Morocco. I know that I would need an apartment, a job to pay for this apartment and some friends would also be a nice thing to have

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