An accurate case file is built through many small decisions: which document belongs in the record, which deadline needs tracking and how a client communication should be recorded. The Bachelor in Judicial Affairs and Legal Procedure Support develops the foundations of this work.
The three-year pathway connects civil institutions and professional responsibilities with document preparation, procedure tracking and client affairs. Guided work also introduces amicable debt-recovery support and the documentation associated with judicial auctions.
École supérieure de droit et de justice de Paris is a member school of ESPAST.
- Online start
- 2 January 2027
- Application deadline
- 20 December 2026
- First academic year
- January–December 2027
- Campus intake
- Dates and availability confirmed separately
Bachelor in Judicial Affairs and Legal Procedure Support: Case Documents, Deadlines and Client Records
- Legal foundations
- Document preparation
- Procedure management
- Client affairs
- Debt-recovery support
- Auction support
Students build a simulated case file containing procedural documents, a deadline schedule and client communication records. Related evidence includes an indexed document checklist, a recovery plan and auction-support records, keeping each task within authorised responsibilities.
The progression runs from foundational reading and guided cases to specialist projects and an integrated final portfolio. Legal-source work, document accuracy and an oral defence help students explain what they did and why. Teaching-language requirements must be checked for the intake; an English webpage does not establish English delivery.
Bachelor in Judicial Affairs and Legal Procedure Support: 2027 Entry Requirements, Tuition and Application
Candidates submit evidence of secondary-school completion or equivalent learning, together with education records, a CV and motivation. Admissions reviews reading, writing and analytical readiness. Those seeking advanced entry need a separate prior-learning assessment, while language evidence and document translations follow the requirements published for the intake.
| Study format | Per academic year | Three-year tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Online | €3,900 | €11,700 |
| On campus | €6,900 | €20,700 |
The full-programme tuition reference assumes the published annual rate remains unchanged throughout the course.
Passing the modules, assessments and final project leads to an institutional diploma awarded by École supérieure de droit et de justice de Paris. Employment in legal-support roles depends on skills and employer requirements; regulated activities remain subject to the applicable qualifications and authorisations.