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The law isn't difficult... it just needs someone to explain it properly. You won't memorize laws and forget them — you'll understand the logic of the law and apply it yourself. My promise to you After the first lesson, you'll find that law is about logic and ideas, not memorizing texts. It will stay with you even after the exam. Why me? 🧠 Mind maps for each topic By linking each idea to the next so that the information is retained and does not get scattered. ⚖️ Master's degree + actual teaching experience Not just an academic — I've taught over 1000 students and I know where they stumble. 💡 Simplification without exaggeration The explanation is simple but profound — the law is to be understood, not memorized. 🗓️ Times that suit you Flexible online lessons — book a time that suits you. ◈ My words: "The law isn't memorized — it's understood. And I'm here to show you the difference." I am Mahmoud Hindi, a law teacher with a master's degree in law. I have been teaching law part-time since 2013 and have taught more than a thousand students. A person passionate about teaching law subjects, distinguished by their ability to easily convey information. In my explanation, I relied on mind maps to convey the information more easily to the student. Focus on helping the student understand the law without memorization, because the law is understood, not memorized.

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A law professor to explain all legal subjects at all levels for male and female law students in Riyadh from the following universities: (King Saud University, Dar Al Uloom University, Princess Noura University, Prince Sultan University, Arab East Colleges, Saudi Electronic University). Teaching is provided in person at each student's home. - Facilitating all legal matters. - A comprehensive explanation of all parts of the curriculum to the point of comprehension. The following materials are examples, but are not limited to: 1- Introduction to Legal Sciences. 2- Sources of Obligation 3- Article on the provisions of obligation. 4- Property rights article. 5- Civil contracts material. 6- The material of real and personal guarantee. 7- Criminology and Punishment. 8- General Criminal Law. 9- Special Criminal Law Article. 10- Criminal Procedure Article. 11- Principles of Commercial Law. 12- Article of the Companies Law. 13- Commercial papers and bankruptcy. 14- Commercial contracts and banking operations. 15- Principles of Administrative Law. 16- Administrative Judiciary. 17- Article of contracts and administrative decisions. 18- Arbitration Law Article. 19- Labor and Workers System Article. 20- Article on the provisions of inheritance, endowments and wills. 21- Article One of Public International Law. 22- Private International Law. 23- International Law Article 2. 24- Constitutional Law Article. 25- Insurance and Social Security Article. 26- Insurance Law Article.

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The authenticity of an exchange. In a society increasingly rooted in a competitive approach, where automated exchanges with Artificial Intelligence cannot replace the need for human interaction, this is precisely what we lack. As a lawyer by training and an independent legal consultant, creating "Le Droit" is a breath of fresh air. This private tutoring program is aimed directly at high school students, undergraduate and graduate law students, and more generally at anyone intrigued by the beauty of legal language (you'll discover it soon enough). Moreover, being currently preparing for the entrance exam to the National School of Magistrates, a solid mastery of legal fundamentals as well as the methods required in legal studies remains. 🎓 It is now necessary to elaborate somewhat on my experience: - 4 years already dedicated to private lessons (which is significant) via the organization Complétude as well as independently (law, French, science, history and languages). Regarding the law, and to clarify my point, the teaching that was provided covered and still covers a broad spectrum within the legal field, namely: - Legal methodology (essential for success: legal essay, practical case study, case commentary and summary note) - Civil Law (fundamental concepts, contract law, family law, tort law, property law, civil procedure, etc.) - Criminal Law (fundamental concepts, special criminal law, criminal procedure, criminal law of property and business) - Administrative Law (fundamental concepts, review of the vast body of existing case law on the subject) - Labour Law (history of trade unionism, study of the employment contract) - Public Law (Constitutional Law, Law of Local Authorities, Law of Social Welfare and Action, Constitutional Litigation) - European Union Law (primary and secondary law, European Union litigation) - The Law of English-speaking and Spanish-speaking countries - ... and other subjects directly related to the program of the entrance examination to the National School of the Judiciary. 👋 What about my teaching approach, you might ask? Beyond this desire for authenticity, it seems particularly crucial to dismantle the prejudices that poison the perception of legal studies. Law can then, and in my humble opinion must, be considered within the delicate balance between discipline and flexibility, between rigor and adaptability. 💬 Wouldn't you be interested? Please feel free to contact me by message and I remain available to discuss the frequency of classes and their modalities (in-person in Tours, videoconference and possibility of travel if necessary). In the meantime, Madam/Sir, it would be a real pleasure for me to support you as best I can on your path to success because, as its name suggests: you have the Right 😉

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As a high school Economics and Management teacher and former lawyer, I currently teach law and economics in the final year of STMG (Science and Technology of Management and Business). I offer private lessons to high school and university students who wish to better understand these subjects, consolidate their knowledge, acquire an effective work method or prepare for an exam. In law, we work on understanding legal concepts and vocabulary, classifying facts, formulating legal issues, identifying applicable rules, and constructing rigorous legal reasoning. Depending on the level, support may also include practical cases and methodological exercises for higher education students. In economics, I prioritize understanding mechanisms rather than mechanical learning: mastering concepts, analyzing documents and data, mobilizing knowledge and constructing a reasoned response. The sessions are tailored to each student's needs: reviewing a poorly understood chapter, reinforcing fundamental concepts, methodology, targeted exercises, and preparing for an assignment or exam. I can also provide summary materials when necessary. Particular attention is paid to the quality of reasoning, the precision of vocabulary, and written expression. My goal: to enable the student to understand, reason methodically and gradually become autonomous.