A Moroccan education platform, Yool Education, has launched a new intensive maths course for high-performing students, starting on 23 February 2026.
The course, called “YoolEx”, is aimed at third-year middle school students (3AC) in both the Moroccan system and the French programme. It is designed to help students go deeper in maths and improve how they think and solve problems.
The course runs for 13 weeks and is online. Students attend live classes on weekends, with extra sessions during school holidays. It also includes regular follow-up and tests to check progress.
Lessons focus on clear explanations, step-by-step problem solving and active student participation, with some use of digital tools.
Ismail El Karimi, a maths teacher involved in the programme, said it is built for students who enjoy learning and want to push themselves further.
Students must pass a monthly entry test to join. The test is available from the 20th of each month, and those who pass start the following month.
The programme is open to students across Morocco to give everyone the same access to advanced learning.
At the end, students take a final test. Instead of marks, they are ranked to encourage improvement and competition.
Yool Education says the course will run all year, outside the normal school timetable, and may expand to other subjects later.
