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Linguistic Cooperation: A Multifaceted Agent of French Influence Linguistic Cooperation: A Multifaceted Agent of French Influence
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Semaine de la langue française et de la francophonie, 13–20 March 2011: ‘Dis-moi dix mots qui nous relient’ Semaine de la langue française et de la francophonie, 13–20 March 2011: ‘Dis-moi dix mots qui nous relient’
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Educational Links: A Tool for Sustainable Cooperation Educational Links: A Tool for Sustainable Cooperation
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The French Education Network Abroad The French Education Network Abroad
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French Aid for Education in Developing Countries, 2010–2015 French Aid for Education in Developing Countries, 2010–2015
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6 Linguistic and Educational Cooperation
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Published:July 2013
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Abstract
Present on the Internet and in broadcasting, French is taught in almost every country worldwide. Promotional events span 200 diplomatic or consular missions annually; in the Gulf States’ cultural establishments and universities, French complements English; Africa benefits from projects, some involving several countries; in Asia, science and technology dominate; North America sees Louisiana and Quebec favouring French, while linguistic cooperation is extremely strong with Australia and New Zealand. French is the language of schooling in Africa – the Maghreb is reintroducing French into schools – and the language of education for foreign leaders of business and state; English and French are the official languages of the Olympic Movement; France also educates foreign top professionals in establishments abroad. With the most extensive foreign school network, present in 130 countries; some schools are under direct control and receive subsidies; priorities are universal primary schooling, equal access for girls and boys, and an integrated vision for primary and secondary education, vocational training and higher education. In the developed world, two initiatives need to be developed: innovative projects on the Internet, and international efforts in conjunction with business; the developing countries will see expansion in francophone bilingual teaching, teacher training and higher education through joint cooperation.
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