Hyundai Introduces Europe's First 'Future Mobility School' in France

Hyundai Motor Company is launching Europe's first Future Mobility School program at a local school in France.
 
On September 7, during a signing ceremony at the South Korean Embassy in France, Hyundai announced a partnership with the Korea Education Center in France to establish the 'Future Mobility School (FMS) in France.'
 
The Future Mobility School is a global educational initiative developed by Hyundai to help youth understand future mobility technologies and industrial changes through hands-on experiences. As of the end of last year, over 2,700 schools worldwide have participated, with approximately 110,000 students completing the program.
 
This agreement marks the first introduction of the Future Mobility School in Europe. It coincides with the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between South Korea and France, aiming to enhance educational exchanges and broaden French youth's understanding of the future mobility industry and technological changes.
 
Hyundai plans to tailor the program to the local educational environment and student needs in France. Notably, it will incorporate Korean language teaching materials for the first time in overseas schools. This initiative reflects the growing interest and demand for Korean language and culture in France, linking future mobility education with Korean language learning.
 
A Hyundai official stated, "This is a meaningful starting point for the first introduction of the Future Mobility School in Europe. We hope it will be a significant opportunity for French youth to expand their understanding of future technologies and industries, especially in light of the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between South Korea and France."
 
Since 2016, Hyundai has been operating the Future Mobility School to expand mobility education for future generations. The company continuously updates its educational content to align with industry changes, including electric and hydrogen vehicles and eco-friendly energy, supporting students both domestically and internationally in exploring future career paths.