The Central Office for Schools Abroad looks after school work abroad with over 100 employees, more than 50 specialist advisers for German as a foreign language and 16 process support. Around 1,200 schools worldwide, including 140 German schools abroad, most of which are privately run, receive personal and financial support.

The Central Office for Schools Abroad looks after school work abroad with over 100 employees, more than 50 specialist advisers for German as a foreign language and 16 process support. Around 1,200 schools worldwide, including 140 German schools abroad, most of which are privately run, receive personal and financial support.

Source text The initiative links more than 2,000 schools around the world where German is particularly important. The PASCH partners advise school administrators, ministries and schools on the development of German teaching. Seconded experts from the PASCH partners look after the schools on site and support them in expanding German teaching. The exchange between international and German PASCH schools is particularly encouraged. The school partner exchange contributes to the development of school partnerships.