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The French Embassy in the U.S., the Embassy of the United States of America in France and FACE Foundation are pleased to announce the launch of the 2023 Transatlantic Mobility Program (TMP) grant call for applications. The program supports France- and U.S.-based higher education institutions in developing study abroad opportunities by distributing grants of up to $20,000 per project.  

Formez-vous ! Stay connected with the Educational Affairs Department, with all the upcoming online teachers' training that will provide you with great tools on how to engage and motivate your students no matter the context! We are delighted to offer the following workshops and stay tuned as we continue to update you.  

Are you an advanced, native or heritage French speaker? Are you interested in becoming a French teacher in the United States and do not know where to start? Look no further, the Multi-State Pathways to Teaching French program is made for you!   

S’il vous plaît… écris-moi un message ! To celebrate the spirit of the Fête de la Francophonie, the French Embassy in the United States in partnership with the Antoine de Saint Exupéry Youth Foundation invites French-speaking students to take part in the Antoine de Saint Exupéry - Petit Prince 2023 Writing Contest. 

Notre guide des écoles de New York est disponible au format pdf  

NYC's French Dual Language Programs in public schools are open to all families interested in the French language, regardless of their own personal backgrounds. Speaking French is not a prerequisite for Anglophone parents. Students in public schools are taught classes in both French and English. Subjects such as Math, Science or History are taught in French so that it becomes a language of instruction rather than just a foreign language.

The French Embassy in the United States and the FACE Foundation are pleased to announce the opening of the 2023 call for applications of the Transatlantic Research Partnership (formerly Thomas Jefferson Fund). 

French President Emmanuel Macron announced on December 2, 2022 in New Orleans a new initiative to support bilingualism and access to French language instruction across the United States: French for All. Founded on the principle that foreign language education should be a right, and not a privilege, French for All supports the expansion and enrichment of French language education and bilingualism in the United States from kindergarten through higher education. French for All encompasses four initiatives: