Hyundai Motor Group launches Future Mobility School in France

Hyundai Motor Group has launched its ‘Future Mobility School’ (FMS) program in France, marking the initiative’s first expansion into the European continent. The program is designed to help adolescents understand future mobility technologies and industrial shifts through hands-on, experiential learning.

Following a cooperation agreement signed at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Paris with the Korean Education Center in France, the program will focus on topics such as electrification, hydrogen energy, and autonomous driving. In a move to leverage the growing interest in K-culture, the curriculum will uniquely integrate Korean language learning with mobility technology education, representing the first time Korean language teaching materials will be used in the program’s international school deployments.

Since its inception in 2016, the FMS program has reached approximately 110,000 students across 2,700 schools globally. Previously, the program expanded into ASEAN nations including Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Laos through cooperation with the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Centre of Excellence for International Understanding.