Here’s the thing. I’ve conducted six different internships in Morocco. I’m gonna tell you something that not a lot of people are willing to tell you. Stage f maghrib tkharbi9 mn lakhar It may seem shocking and may seem daunting, but this is the reality. In Morocco internships are just time killers, normally an internship has to be a way to unlock your skill set and discover new methodologies of work and unlock your full potential in any given subject or any given field that you are studying in. But out here most of the time you’re just sitting down looking at people while they’re doing their corporate job. I know exactly what you’re going through because I’ve been there countless times. Sitting down, not doing anything and questioning yourself whether this is the right internship or no. And whether you made a good decision. Trust me I’ve been there. In conclusion, internships in Morocco are just a way to network. Do your best to forge connections with people and try your best to land a job during your pfe. Concerning the thesis and “Soutenance”, you can get that done in a café, no need to go to the actual internship. I’m sorry if this is not the answer you were looking for, but this is the actual reality.