Apply as a tutor!

If you want to come to MBL, but you are no longer eligible to be a participant, don’t worry – you can apply as a tutor! Becoming a tutor means conducting at least one course during the camp, which consists of 3 classes, each 80 minutes long. There are three blocks of sessions. There are always three classes at the same time, so usually 10-20 campers come to each of them. In the afternoons students have some special time intended for asking lecturers questions regarding classes, called time academic unscheduled or TAU for short. 

To get some feeling about the average difficulty of courses we strongly recommend to whip through our camp brochures. Remember that campers are high-school students and although many of them have broad olympic background, most of them are not fluent in calculus, linear algebra, group theory, etc. Therefore, if you plan to extensively use some methods/concepts from these areas, remember about reserving some time to introduce them.

Apart from lecturing, you are welcome to join the participants in Evening Activities and Special Events as well as to attend other lectures — in short, do what all the other people will be doing. We may occasionally ask you for help with some special mathematical events, but that will not be too much of a burden. We are not able to offer you money for your work, but your stay, as well as meals, are covered by us and we will refund, at least partially, your travel expenses.