Apply as a tutor

Applications for MBL 2025 have opened! They will close on 31st May.

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 arranged: 08-10.09, 12-14.09 and 16-18.09.

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 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.

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Tutoring at MBL has been by far the happiest experience of my life — I learnt more about the world, people, mathematics, teaching, and friendship in two weeks than I would have in a year of day-to-day life. Its diversity of languages, origins, personalities, mathematical backgrounds, and interests made for the most enriching mix of discovery, exchange and enjoyment. Everyone involved is absolutely amazing, from the staff coordinating everything seamlessly to the participants actively contributing to the activities of the camp; so that it becomes one large, hierarchy-free, studious and incredibly fun family.
Till Kötitz

It has been a truly wonderful and unforgettable experience to hold a class at MBL. As a previous participant, I was very interested to look at the camp from an opposite point of view – from a tutor’s perspective. I enjoyed every moment of my class and beyond it. Especially when a participant thanked me for my class at the end of the camp – I will always remember that moment!
Yevheniia Frankevych

Great place for meeting professionals from around the world. What distinguishes the camp from all others is the mixture of olympiad and research topics – everyone can choose on whether to focus on one of the directions or on both and this is great, it brings even more the atmosphere of freedom while being mathematically productive.
 Miroslav Marinov