The American Cultural Association (ACA) is pleased to announce the 31st All-ALC Conference, the largest gathering of English-language educators in Morocco. As the not-for-profit, bi-national parent organization of the American Language Centers (ALC) in Morocco, the ACA is dedicated to promoting English as a foreign language education. 

The 31st All-ALC Conference provides an opportunity for English teachers, teacher trainers, EdTech developers and curriculum designers from Morocco and beyond to come together, learn from one another, and explore new ideas in the field of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) education.

This Year’s Theme

We cordially invite proposals from Morocco and beyond that align with this year’s conference theme:
Connect & Inspire

Connect & Inspire encapsulates the transformative power of global collaboration in English language education as we aim to foster meaningful connections among educators, learners, and innovators from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. By connecting with each other, we build a strong network of passionate educators who support one another and exchange innovative practices.

Through the sharing of ideas, experiences, and best practices, we seek to inspire new approaches to teaching and learning that spark our creativity and renew our sense of motivation in teaching and learning. Participants at the 31st All-ALC Conference will return to their classrooms with renewed passion, practical strategies, and a deeper sense of purpose in shaping the future of English language education, empowered to create more engaging, inclusive, and transformative language learning experiences across Morocco and beyond.

We welcome proposals on these and other EFL/ESL topics:

  • Culture and Language Learning
  • Bringing the World Into the Classroom
  • Real World Applications of English
  • Action Research in the classroom
  • Motivation and Language Learning
  • Meeting the Needs of Diverse Learners
  • Ed Tech/AI in EFL Education
  • Latest Trends and Best Practices in EFL Education

Proposal Submission

We invite proposals for sessions of the following formats:

  • Lightning Talks: A 3-minute talk within a 45-minute session in which 8-10 speakers pitch an idea/plant a seed/share food for thought to spark new conversations and collaborations (proposals should be for a single 3-minute talk).
  • Presentations: 30-minute sessions relating to theory and practice
  • Classroom Activity Shares: 30-minute sessions in which a classroom activity is demonstrated to a small group of attendees
  • Workshops: 45-minute interactive sessions with audience participation
  • Panels: 75-minute sessions in which 4 panelists present views on a predetermined topic. This year, we welcome proposals for the following topics: 1) TEFL in Ten; and 2) Media Literacy in an Age of Advertising and Misinformation. Click here for topic information.
  • Poster Sessions: Visual displays of an area of research or theory and practice that will be displayed during coffee break
  • Roundtable Discussions: Informal 45-minute sessions to share ideas and/or resources or to initiate or continue collaborative conversations on a predetermined topic.

Proposals must be accompanied by a 100-word abstract. For presentations, classroom activity shares, workshops, and panels, a short video is also required to support your proposal.

All proposals will be rated according to the following criteria:

  1. The topic is important and appropriate to the conference theme and the audience.
  2. The proposal/video are based on theory, research, and/or proven standards/methods that are relevant to the presentation.
  3. The proposal and video clearly explain the topic and its significance and include learning outcomes that are relevant to EFL professionals.
  4. The session type (workshop, presentation, lightning talk, poster, etc) is appropriate for the plan, goals, and delivery methods stated in the proposal. Appropriateness may be in terms of the amount of time available, or the fit with the type of session or method of presentation involved, among other considerations.

Important Dates

Cost of Attendance (for non-ALC attendees)

Conference Attendance (3 days)*

  • 1,200dh for Moroccan nationals and residents
  • 1,800dh for international, non-residents
  • Gala event on January 29th: 500dh

*This includes all plenaries, sessions, and coffee breaks. Lunches on January 30th and 31st are also included.

Payment information will be sent via email after successful registration.

To submit a proposal and/or register, please complete the online form available here:

If you have any inquiries, please contact us at conference@acamorocco.org

We look forward to receiving your proposals and sharing this transformative experience with you at the 31st All-ALC Conference!

Sincerely,
The 31st All-ALC Conference Committee

Conference Speakers

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Conference Sponsorships

Whether you are a local business, non-profit, educational institution, or corporation, the ALC Conference welcomes your sponsorship. Please click on one of the links below for more information about how your organization can be a part of this exciting gathering of EFL education professionals from across Morocco and beyond. Or, send an email to sponsorship@acamorocco.org to request a sponsorship package.

Conference Venue

Join us at the Kenzi Rose Garden Hotel in Marrakesh, Morocco from January 30th to February 1st, 2026 for an enriching conference that promises to shape the future of English education in Morocco.

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If you have any inquiries, please contact us at: conference@acamorocco.org

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