That's €104, the best way to try it out
- 1 video session, 60 minutes
- Personalised diagnostic
- Method and marking
- Reachable on WhatsApp for 1 week
Your degree includes a full year of French law taught in French, at a French law faculty, under French legal method. Most students arrive at that year with strong English legal training and almost no experience of how a French judgment is written, or how a French exam actually gets graded. I hold a Master II in criminal law from Université Panthéon-Assas, the very university most UK students spend their year abroad at, and I've taught the French core curriculum to students in France for five years, across more than 4,500 hours and 620 students.
A Law with French Law degree, at UCL, Warwick, Newcastle or elsewhere, drops you into a French law faculty for a full year, French civil law, French constitutional law, French contract law, and the French exercises that go with them, the fiche d'arrêt, the commentaire d'arrêt, the cas pratique. None of these exist in an English law degree, and none of them get taught before you land in France.
Most students find out how different French legal method is only once they're sitting in front of a French professor who assumes everyone already knows how to structure a cas pratique. The French system rewards a very specific, very rigid way of answering a legal question, and getting it wrong costs marks even when the legal reasoning underneath is correct. On top of that, French lecturers rarely offer the kind of one-to-one office hours a UK student is used to, so a concept that doesn't click in the lecture theatre tends to stay unclear until the exam.
That's exactly the gap my tutoring fills. I go over the notion your French course didn't quite land, mark your practice answers before the same mistake repeats itself, and stay reachable on WhatsApp between sessions for a quick question before a deadline. I already work with students based in Dubai, Geneva, Brussels and Luxembourg, on top of students in France. The time zone changes, the method doesn't.
The same method I use with French students, adapted for someone building French legal method from scratch, in a second language.
Your programme, your current year, your French level and what's actually giving you trouble. The form further down takes five minutes.
A free call, no obligation, to go over your situation and check whether this is genuinely the right fit before either of us commits to anything.
How many sessions, how often, and which subjects come first depend on your exact year abroad calendar, not a fixed package sold the same way to everyone.
Cas pratique, commentaire d'arrêt, dissertation juridique, marked with the same standard a French student would face, applied to your own answers.
For a quick question before a deadline, you message me directly on WhatsApp, without waiting for the next scheduled call.
I hold a Master II in criminal law from Université Panthéon-Assas, where I finished top of my cohort twice. I teach law every day, seven days a week, more than 26 hours a week, and I'm fully bilingual in French and English, so the language barrier never gets in the way of the legal reasoning. I've tutored more than 620 students, a number of them based outside France. The method I bring to a Law with French Law student is the same one I use with my French students, the same standard on the fiche d'arrêt, the same level of detail on every part of a commentaire d'arrêt.
« Un professeur à l'écoute et très pédagogue ! Les cours sont agréables, les méthodes efficaces et claires. »
« Professeur à l'écoute des attentes de son élève, pédagogue et méthodique. Je recommande ! »
« Julien travaille sur les faiblesses de l'élève. Pédagogue, il donne plein de conseils. »
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That's €104, the best way to try it out
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