Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Haryana Schools to Introduce French Language with French Collaboration
Haryana is partnering with the French government to teach French in its Sanskriti Model Schools.
This means students will have a chance to learn French as a third language.
The teachers currently teaching English will be trained in France.
This plan aligns with the National Education Policy 2020.
The goal of this move is to offer education that can be competitive with private schools.
The school education department has informed the concerned authorities for its smooth implementation.
Haryana is introducing French in district Sanskriti Model Schools.
The initiative is in partnership with the Embassy of France in India.
It is part of the Haryana-France language collaboration project.
TGT-English and PGT-English teachers will be trained.
The move aims to compete with private schools.
- Who
- Department of school education, Haryana, in collaboration with the Embassy of France in India
- What
- Introduction of French as a foreign language
- When
- Starting from the upcoming academic session
- Where
- District Sanskriti Model Schools across Haryana
- Why
- Part of Haryana-France language collaboration and to compete with private schools
- Initiative
- Haryana to introduce French in Sanskriti Model Schools
- Partners
- Embassy of France in India
- Schools
- District Sanskriti Model Schools
- Teacher Training
- 6-month fully sponsored training in Institut Francais in India, New Delhi
- Teacher Eligibility
- TGT-English and PGT-English teachers
- Objective
- To compete with private schools
- Project
- Haryana-France language collaboration