Legal Analyst (Volunteer)

EFPRP; Toulouse; On-site; EUR 6,696 - 8,928; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bilingual legal practice experience

Portfolio building with real contracts

Mentorship from the Director of Legal Affairs and CEO

European CV enhancement

Job summary

A European organization based in Occitanie, Toulouse, is seeking a Legal Analyst intern. This role involves drafting legal documents, researching French law, and managing a digital legal database. Ideal candidates are law students (Licence 3 or Master 1) with strong writing skills. Unique to this internship is the opportunity to work on real contracts and receive mentorship from legal professionals, enhancing your resume significantly.

Qualifications

• Law student with strong writing skills.
• Experience or knowledge of French law is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Prepare drafts of partnerships, NDAs, and service contracts.
• Monitor updates to the Journal Officiel.
• Manage the digital legal database.

Skills

Strong writing skills

Attention to detail

Education

Law student (Licence 3 or Master 1)

Job description

This position is recognized as Internship Friendly. The EFPRP is committed to fostering the next generation of European professionals. We are happy to sign tripartite internship agreements with accredited universities or institutes. Learn more.

Reporting to the Director of Legal Affairs, the Legal Analyst focuses on the operational side of French Law. This role is dedicated to the production of legal documents, research notes, and the maintenance of the organization’s contractual library.

Personal Evolution

Autonomy

Administrative Work

Technical Expertise

Responsibilities

• Preparing drafts of partnerships, NDAs, and service contracts under supervision.
• Monitoring updates to the Journal Officiel regarding associations and rural codes.
• Managing the digital legal database of the EFPRP.

Must Have

• Law student (Licence 3 or Master 1) with strong writing skills.

Nice to have

• A perfectionist approach to syntax and legal terminology.

What's great in the job?

• Bilingual Legal Practice: You will gain rare experience working on French legal matters within an English-speaking international framework, a highly sought-after skill in the corporate world.
• Portfolio Building: Unlike typical internships where you might only do research, here you will draft real contracts that will be signed and executed, giving you tangible work samples.
• European Resume Boost: Adding a "European" organization to your CV demonstrates ambition and an ability to think beyond local borders.
• Mentorship & Growth: You will work directly under the Director of Legal Affairs and the CEO, receiving constructive feedback to sharpen your professional skills before you even graduate.