What is the PASCH initiative?
PASCH stands for the "Schools: Partners for the Future" initiative. It is a global network of some 1,500 schools that place a high value on German.
PASCH is an initiative of the Federal Foreign Office in cooperation with the Central Agency for Schools Abroad (ZfA), the Goethe-Institut (GI), the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Educational Exchange Service of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany (PAD).
Aims of the initiative
What the initiative offers
FAQ – about the PASCH initiative
Which schools are members of the network?
An interactive world map shows which schools are members of the "Schools: Partners for the Future" initiative.
To the map
What is PASCH net?
PASCH net is the initiative's website. At www.pasch net.de there is a general section, a sec-tion for pupils, and a section for teachers. Some sections of the website can only be accessed by those learning and teaching German at PASCH schools. Registration is required.
Information about the website
Information on registration
Message by the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
"Responsibility, partnership, dialogue – these are the pillars of Germany's value-based foreign policy. Education is a key resource in our globalized world. This is why the Federal Foreign Office and its partner organizations have established sustainable education partnerships with a global network of 1500 partner schools. We want to inspire young people at these schools to learn the German language and open doors to German culture, science and business. The sooner we realize we are an international learning community, the more successful we will be in utilizing future opportunities.
We want to remain open to the diversity of different cultures and demonstrate tolerance for other ways of life. In order to achieve this, we more than ever need places where young people can meet and get to know one another, where they can be creative together and learn alongside one another. Our partner schools abroad serve as such places. I invite you to get to know these schools."
Dr. Guido Westerwelle
Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
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