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Thomas LAROUX-IUNG

Thomas LAROUX-IUNG, Social Sciences and Economics Teacher

It's Thomas' second year at the Lycée. He teaches Economics and social sciences to High Schoolers and organizes :

- The Shadow days in a company from DEC 16 to 20, 2024 for all the thirty six 10th graders.

- The StartUp Lycée from Thursday FEB 6 to Friday, FEB 7, 2025.

- The Career Fair on Friday MAR 14 2024 for 9th to 11th graders.

 

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He contributed to the following article:

Start-Up Lycée: Empowering High School Students with 21st Century Skills Through Real-World Business and Tech Connections

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