Casablanca · Rabat · Tangier
500 young people from underserved neighbourhoods, trained in AI and ready to work
An 8-week free training programme followed by job-placement support, for unemployed graduates from low-income neighbourhoods in Morocco.
The problem
Unemployed graduates, and employers short of junior staff who can work with AI
18.1%
unemployment rate among graduates in Morocco
Source: HCP (High Commission for Planning), strict unemployment rate, Q3 2026
AI Radar
share of companies using AI in everyday functions
Source: AI Radar 2026, survey under way; figure published with the first results
≈ MAD 6,000
per young person, including training, stipend and follow-up
Assumption to be confirmed by the pilot cohort
The programme
8 weeks, from selection to hiring
“Non-tech, AI-augmented” profiles: young people trained to use AI in jobs that are already hiring.
1
Before training
Selection
With neighbourhood associations and INDH youth centres.
2
3 weeks
AI foundations
Claude, ChatGPT, prompting, Google Workspace, AI for job search.
3
3 weeks
Job specialisation
One track: customer service, office support, logistics or digital content.
4
2 weeks
Job placement
Real work placements, interview preparation, meetings with employers.
Every participant is followed up 3 and 6 months after the training. See the full programme
You are
Choose your way in
An employer
Hire junior staff who are ready for AI-assisted tasks, or host an intern.
A funder or sponsor
Fund participants or sponsor a cohort of 25 young people in your city, with results measured at 6 months.
A neighbourhood association
Refer your young graduates: we train them and support them until they find a job.
A young graduate
8 free weeks to learn how to use AI at work and land a job.
What makes it different
Verified job outlets, field data, one success indicator
Employers on board from day one
Manufacturers and logistics firms in the Casablanca-Settat corridor (Bouskoura, Nouaceur, Berrechid).
Field data
The AI Radar 2026 survey measures what managers, HR and executives actually need.
One headline indicator
The share of participants in work 6 months after training. Target: 50–60% Assumption
Fund the Casablanca pilot cohort
25 young people, MAD 125,000, results published at 3 and 6 months. The first cohort starts as soon as it is funded.