The different internships
- Observation or introductory internship: short (often 1 to 2 months), during the first years of study, to discover a company.
- Final-year internship (PFE): usually 2 to 6 months, with a specific topic, a supervisor and a report to defend at your school.
- Pre-hire or integration internship: after graduating, to get into a company. ANAPEC’s Idmaj programme (integration contract) is one of them.
Where to find offers
Internship offers in Morocco are published on job websites (ReKrute, Emploi.ma, LinkedIn…), on company career pages, by ANAPEC and by the schools themselves. Many internships are never advertised: a well-targeted spontaneous application often works.
Our tips for landing an internship
- Start early: for a PFE, ideally 2 to 4 months before the start date.
- A one-page CV, adapted to each offer, with your school projects and your tools.
- A short letter that says what you bring to the company, not only what you are looking for.
- Follow up politely one week after applying.
- Talk to your school’s alumni: they know the companies that take interns.
How Jobo helps you
- You upload your CV (PDF or Word, in French or English).
- Our agent understands your profile, searches the web, reads the listings and checks that they are still open.
- You get a ranked list of opportunities, each with the reason it matches you and the link to apply.
Frequently asked questions
Is a PFE internship paid in Morocco?
It depends on the company: many pay an internship allowance, others do not. The amount is sometimes given in the offer; otherwise, you can ask at the interview.
Can I look for an internship in English or abroad?
Yes: on Jobo, you choose the countries and the working languages you accept. Keep “Morocco” to stay in Morocco, or add other countries.