SOLIDARITY TEAM PROJECT

Course organisation Once they have chosen the project they are going to take over or have decided to create their own project, students (organised in groups of a maximum of 8 students) plan their actions themselves depending on the chosen target and the need they have detected. Throughout the school year, the students implement actions concerning their target in order to meet the identified objectives and manage their association in administrative terms at the same time. After presenting the required work, the students organize their own schedule throughout the year so that they can effectively manage their associative project. At the beginning of the academic year, the teams present their objectives, their topic and their schedule to a jury and hand in a written report. The participating staff remain available throughout the year and can meet the students or groups on request. A specific seminar on communication tools and press relations will be organized. At the same time, the students attend courses on project management. Coaching sessions are organised at regular intervals throughout the year to ensure that the project makes headway. At the end of the academic year, the teams present the results of their work (oral presentation supported by a report) and explain any differences between the initial project and the final result. Teaching Methods • Lessons on project management • Seminar on accounting for non-profit organisations : 13H20, i.e. 5 sessions of 2H40 – obligatory attendance of 2 students per group. • Press seminar : 1 session of 1H20 – obligatory attendance of 2 students per group. • Autonomous group work • Tutoring/coaching : 7 sessions of 40M (3 in semester 1 and 4 in semester 2)