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Legal assistant at the Melun administrative court
Tribunaux administratifs et cours administratives d'appel (TACAA) · Île-de-France · Closes today

  1. 1 Check the conditions
  2. 2 Résumé and cover letter
  3. 3 Apply
  4. 4 Interview and answer

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1 Check the conditions You are here

Only contract staff can apply. You need a master-level law diploma and two years of legal experience.

Open to non-civil servants

Category: Category A (executive)

Diploma: Diploma in law covering at least five years of higher education (master level, law).

Experience: Two years of professional experience in the legal field (confirmed level).

The profile they look for:

  • Law degree with at least five years of higher education.
  • Two years of professional experience in the legal field.
  • Knowledge of administrative litigation procedure.
  • Rigour, organisation and respect for deadlines.
  • Good writing skills and legal analysis.
  • Good computer skills, especially Word.
2 Résumé and cover letter

A one- or two-page résumé and a short cover letter that takes up the duties of the offer with your examples. If you are a civil servant, you are often asked for your latest status decision (arrêté) and your latest annual review reports.

3 Apply

Deadline: November 1 (Closes today)

Send your full application by email to the contacts listed in the official offer, before the deadline.

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4 Interview and answer

If your application is shortlisted, the employer contacts you for an interview, often with two or three people. Prepare: why this job, your experience close to the duties, and your questions.

Good to know:

  • Remote work possible.
  • Full time only, part time not open.
  • Monday to Friday schedule, 35 hours per week.
  • Professional secrecy and duty of discretion apply.

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