Association of Tutors in Law and Political Science

Activities and Objectives of the Association

The Association of Law and Political Science Tutors, a nonprofit organization under the French Law of 1901, aims to organize and develop tutoring within the Law and Political Science Department. Based on student-to-student support, this tutoring program offers free assistance to students in the department, organized into small groups of about ten people, meeting weekly and covering a variety of subjects.

Our mission:

Support:
- Private Law (Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years) – Family Law, Introduction to Law, Property Law, Law of Obligations, Law of Special Contracts, Corporate Law, Criminal Law, Tax Law, Labor Law
- Public Law (Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years) – constitutional law, administrative law, European institutions, public finance, European Union law, civil service law, administrative property law, administrative litigation law, the legal framework and theory of fundamental freedoms
- History of Law (Freshman Year)
- Political Science (Freshman Year) – French politics and an introduction to political sociology
- Languages (L1, L2, L3, M1, M2, IEJ exams, IPAG entrance exams) – English, Spanish
- ERASMUS students – all levels, all subjects
- Students with disabilities (as needed, in the form of personalized support)
Supporting students as they settle into the college (orientation materials, mentoring, etc.)
Supporting students with their career planning and the application process for the first year of a master’s program (workshops on resumes and cover letters, mock interviews, etc.)
Increasing the visibility of tutoring
Regular communication among tutors to ensure increasingly effective support for students
Organization of a free back-to-school workshop
Building momentum around tutoring by organizing regular events and gatherings