Lycée Jaber Ben Hayan, Secondary education institution in Derb Omar district, Casablanca, Morocco.
Lycée Jaber Ben Hayan is a secondary school in the Derb Omar district of Casablanca with modern classrooms and teaching resources. The institution serves students from many primary schools across the city and offers a comprehensive curriculum.
The institution was founded in 1952 under the name College Moderne et Technique de Casa before later taking its current name. For over 70 years it has served as an educational center for successive generations in Casablanca.
The school is named after a medieval Muslim scholar whose contributions to early chemistry shaped the scientific focus of the institution. This historical connection influences how the place is perceived in the local academic community.
The school is located in a central part of the city that is easily accessible by multiple forms of transportation. Visitors can reach the area conveniently using local transit options.
The school teaches multiple languages including Arabic, French, and English, blending European and Arabic educational traditions. This linguistic diversity shapes the learning environment and student academic experience.
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