Mohamed hassissi

I’m Mohamed Hassissi, also known as Moor Rider — an English teacher and speaking coach based in Casablanca, Morocco. I help learners master English for study, work, and travel.

I train students to speak with clear pronunciation, strong articulation, and real confidence on and off stage. Through creative lessons and online content, I focus on practical communication, powerful delivery, and mindset.

My aim is simple: to turn English from a school subject into a tool for opportunity and self-expression.


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Standard English Intermediate 1

This 8-lesson course (20 minutes per lesson) is designed to help you talk about who people are, how they act, and what they’ve lived—in clear, natural English. You’ll learn how to describe people’s behavior using manner adverbs and adjectives, and talk about their personalities with intensifiers like extremely. You’ll practice using always + continuous to describe habits and at least to highlight the positive side of a situation. Next, you move into real-life storytelling: talking about experiences and secret dreams with the present perfect, and asking about unusual experiences with confident present-perfect questions. You’ll see how to keep a conversation going using follow-up questions like Do you…? Have you…? to show genuine interest. Finally, you’ll read real student profiles and learn to write your own engaging personal profile, ready for online communities, applications, or social media.

mohamed hassissi

mohamed hassissi

$99

Standard English Intermediate 2

In this 12-lesson course (three units, 20 minutes each), you’ll learn to talk confidently about your country, your family, and food & culture in natural English: describing places with superlatives, asking about natural features with How + adjective, reacting supportively with short responses, and writing a factual article about your country; talking about family life with verbs like let, make, help, have, get, want, ask, tell, describing relatives and childhood memories with used to and would, giving and agreeing with opinions; and finally, discussing eating habits and cooking methods using expressions of quantity (a little, too much, enough), responding to suggestions, refusing offers politely, and writing about typical dishes and snacks from your culture.

mohamed hassissi

mohamed hassissi

$129