

IFJ Nomade: Bringing French Language and Culture Across Jordan
A Partnership That Comes to You
IFJ Nomade is the French Institute of Jordan's travelling outreach programme, bringing high-quality cultural and educational activities directly to schools, universities, municipalities, cultural centers, associations, and community organisations across Jordan.
Rather than asking audiences to come to us, we come to them. Our dedicated team travels throughout the country—from Irbid to Aqaba, via Ghuwar el Safi, Madaba, Karak or Mafraq—with all the materials and equipment needed to deliver engaging, ready-to-run activities.
Hosting IFJ Nomade is completely free. Our partners simply provide a welcoming venue and help mobilise their communities, while we take care of the programme, facilitation, and logistics.

Why Partner with IFJ Nomade?
Partnering with IFJ Nomade means offering your audience unique, high-quality activities while strengthening your institution's cultural and educational offer.
Together, we can:
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introduce new audiences to the French language and Francophone cultures;
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create opportunities for dialogue, creativity and intercultural exchange;
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enrich your programming with innovative, interactive activities at no cost;
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encourage lifelong learning and curiosity among children, teenagers and adults;
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build lasting collaborations between your institution and the French Embassy in Jordan.
Each programme is tailored to the needs, interests and age groups of your audience, allowing you to select the activities that best fit your objectives.
A Wide Range of Activities
IFJ Nomade offers an exciting menu of cultural, educational and recreational activities designed for participants of all ages.
Our programme includes:
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interactive workshops on topics such as climate and environmental awareness;
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film screenings and discussions;
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storytelling sessions for children;
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creative arts and crafts workshops;
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board games and interactive video games;
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French conversation cafés;
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sports and team-building activities;
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yoga and wellbeing sessions;
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introductory French language activities.
Our activities require no prior knowledge of French, making them accessible to everyone while naturally encouraging curiosity about the language.
What are the criteria to apply?
Teachers must have achieved at least an A2 level
The school or central administration must have a minimum of two French teachers
The school must have offered French language learning for at least 3 years.
A commitment to registering students for the DELF scolaire/prim in 2026-2027
How to obtain the CELF label?
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Achieve a satisfactory pass rate in the DELF B1 minimum:
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75% of the school’s teachers must obtain the DELF B1 or B2 certificate.
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100% if there are 2 or 3 teachers in the institution.
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80% attendance at linguistic and pedagogical training sessions.
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increase the number of students registered for DELF Scolaire/Prim for the year 2026-2027.
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Participate in Francophone cultural activities.
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Register students for the DELF scolaire/prim.
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Organise a label award ceremony in the presence of the French Embassy, administrative and pedagogical staff, partners, students, and parents.
The label is valid for 3 years.
Ils sont labellisés

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Greek Orthodox Patriarchate Schools

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Rosary School
Shmeisani




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Mayar
International School

Rosary School
Al Misdar

International Participatory School

Greek Melkite Catholic Schools

Rosary School
Jabal Amman
Teachers feedback 2025/2026
Contact us
For more information and to express your interest in the CELF project, please contact:
Inès Gonin pedagogie@ifjordan.com
