About Pasch
The PASCH programme aims to spark young people's curiosity and excitement for Germany, encourage them to learn the language, and build a worldwide network of schools. "Schools: Partners for the Future" is the acronym for PASCH.
Mayo College as a PASCH School
In 120 nations, there are 2000 PASCH schools. There are 47 PASCH schools in India. The programme is a global network of about 2000 schools that respect German education highly. Partners with PASCH offer guidance to head teachers, ministries, and schools on improving German instruction. Second, specialists from PASCH partner organisations go to the schools to give direct assistance.
Although Mayo College became a PASCH School in 2017, the official event was held in September of 2019. The boys put on an incredible performance after putting in countless hours of labour to make this event a huge success. The ambitious and diverse personalities of our students left the Goethe-Institut,
PASCH helps school leavers as they move from school to university education and awards scholarships for studying in Germany.
There are 600,000 pupils worldwide - the initiative makes use of a variety of programmes to motivate pupils at PASCH schools to learn German, promotes their language skills and helps foster intercultural dialogue.
The initiative supports German teachers at PASCH schools by providing regional and supra-regional further training courses, opportunities to see teaching in action in Germany and grants for further training in Germany.