Education and the Gifts of Youth
Cours · anglais (2 Bac, Maroc), chapitre 9 · Maroc, 2e année du Bac · le début du chapitre, la suite sur Adloun
Education shapes the future of a country, and young people are at the heart of it. This thematic unit gives you the vocabulary, expressions and key ideas you need to speak and write about education and the gifts of youth in the Bac exam.
9.1 Key vocabulary
| Word | Meaning / example |
|---|---|
| literacy | the ability to read and write — Adult literacy programmes help people who never went to school. |
| illiteracy | the inability to read or write — Fighting illiteracy in rural areas is a national priority. |
| dropout | a student who leaves school before finishing — School dropouts often struggle to find good jobs. |
| curriculum | the full set of subjects taught in a school — The new curriculum includes coding and digital skills. |
| scholarship | money given to a talented student to pay for studies — She won a scholarship to study abroad. |
| vocational training | practical training for a specific trade or job — He chose vocational training to become an electrician. |
| lifelong learning | the habit of learning throughout one's whole life — In a fast-changing world, lifelong learning is essential. |
| mentor | an experienced person who guides and advises a younger one — A good mentor can change a teenager's path. |
| knowledge | the facts and understanding a person gains — Reading widely builds real knowledge. |
| skills | the practical abilities you develop with practice — Soft skills like teamwork matter as much as grades. |
| motivation | the inner drive that pushes you to act and study — Clear goals boost a learner's motivation. |
| discipline | the ability to control yourself and work regularly — Success at school requires daily discipline. |
| creativity | the ability to imagine new ideas and solutions — Art classes nurture creativity. |
| talent | a natural ability someone is born with — Education helps a hidden talent grow. |
| achievement | something done successfully through effort — Passing the Bac is a real achievement. |
| volunteering | giving your time freely to help others — Many students gain experience through volunteering. |
| tuition fees | the money paid for teaching at a school or university — High tuition fees can block poorer students. |
| graduate | a person who has completed a degree — A young graduate looks for a first job. |
| enrolment | the act of registering as a student — Girls' enrolment in school keeps rising. |
| curiosity | a strong wish to learn and discover — Genuine curiosity is the engine of learning. |
9.2 Useful expressions
Exemple 9.1
- to drop out of school / to stay in school
- to broaden one's horizons through education
- to make the most of an opportunity
- education is the key to a better future
- to bridge the gap between rich and poor
- to raise awareness about the value of school
- to unlock someone's potential
- to acquire knowledge and skills
- a thirst for knowledge
- to give back to one's community through volunteering
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