This is a general interest application for future openings at National Math Camps. Applicants should outline their interests and backgrounds.
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Interested in working for National Math Camps, but don’t see any openings that are a good fit? We still want to hear from you!
To be considered for future openings, please fill out the general interest form below and tell us more about your interests, passions and background.
Our team will be in touch if a position opens up that might be a good fit. We also encourage you to check back frequently on our careers page and apply directly to any current openings. Summer hiring generally kicks off in early January.
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