About the author

About the author









Tiazza was born in the Berber tribe of Tizourzine south of Morocco, she lives all her life between the Berber tribe, Casablance and the capital Rabat till the age of 23 when she graduated from the School of Information Sciences in Rabat, Morocco with a BS degree in Information Sciences. She then left Morocco in Summer 2001 for a trip around the world. the trip has taken her to the US, Canada, Japan, China, Vietnam, Singapore, India, South Africa, Seychelles, Brazil and Cuba before she came back to NYC and then to Oregon.

After this world trip, Tiazza arrived in NYC, NY for college and moved to Southern Oregon where she was offered a full scholarship at Southern Oregon University where she graduated in 2004 with a BA dgree in Accounting.


Tiazza has been teaching Arabic and French all her life as a volunteer in the Berber villages of Southern Morocco on the border of the African Sahara where she was born and where no formal schools are available. She thought Arabic to many Americans while she travelled around the world and started teaching private classes after she moved to the US. she now offers several group Arabic classes in Ashland and Medford. Tiazza teaches a language class rather than a simple conversation classes. She focuses on the MSA ( Modern Standard Arabic ) which is the only form of Arabic written and commonly understood in all Arab countries.


Tiazza currently offers private classes for foreigners getting ready to visit and Morocco and through many years of experience, she came up with the idea of creating audio CDs for travellers to use as a reference in their effort to prepare for the big trip.