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#The application for Delve 2013-2014 is available <a href="http://esp.mit.edu/teach/Delve/2013-2014/apply.html">here</a>. Apply by May 31st for equal consideration!<br /><br />

#DELVE: Program Vitals<br />

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	<td> <b>What?</b> </td> 
	<td> Teach AP courses over the course of the academic year -- for pay! </td> 
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	<td> <b>When?</b> </td> 
	<td> 10am to 3pm, Sundays from September to May. <b>The calendar for Delve 2013-2014 is available <a href="http://esp.mit.edu/teach/Delve/2013-2014/calendar.html">here</a>.</td> 
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	<td> <b>Who?</b> </td> 
	<td>  Teach to 9th-12th graders. </td> 
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	<td> <b>How? </b> </td> 
	<td> The teacher recruitment process has concluded for Delve 2012-13. <b>The application for Delve 2013-2014 is available <a href="http://esp.mit.edu/teach/Delve/2013-2014/apply.html">here</a>. The application deadline is May 31st for equal consideration, but we may continue to accept teachers on a rolling basis afterwards.</b> </td> 
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#Summary
As a Delve teacher, you can teach any AP subject as a year-long, in-depth exploration. Delve meets once a week on a weekend day (currently Sunday) for the entire academic year ([with holiday breaks](http://esp.mit.edu/teach/Delve/2012-2013/calendar.html)), and pays accepted teachers to teach AP material to motivated and enthusiastic high school students. Delve classes can contain anywhere from 5 to 30 students. Delve teachers are paid at the end of the program.

#Calendar
The complete schedule of dates for next year is here: [2013-14 Delve Calendar](http://esp.mit.edu/teach/Delve/2013-2014/calendar.html).

#Syllabus
Teachers plan for 25 full Sundays of class (3.5-4 hours of class and half an hour of office hours each day). As a recommendation, you shouldn't be planning to only teach new material each class; repetition of the most crucial concepts and review are necessary and should take planned use of class time.

<i>A note about why we require coteachers</i>: Almost all Delve class are co-taught by ***two*** teachers; you cannot normally teach alone. Delve classes are a TON of work, and it's important to have a regular teacher there <b>every week</b>. Both co-teachers should plan to be at class every week. From experience, we've found that this is much more possible when Delve classes are co-taught.

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Please visit [Logistics](/teach/logistics/index.html) to find out more about how ESP can help you! This section includes:

* How to get reimbursed
* Teaching advice
* Instructions for doing demonstrations
* How to request resources (rooms, A/V equipment and sundries)

The application for Delve 2013-2014 is available here. Apply by May 31st for equal consideration!

DELVE: Program Vitals

What?	Teach AP courses over the course of the academic year -- for pay!
When?	10am to 3pm, Sundays from September to May. The calendar for Delve 2013-2014 is available here.
Who?	Teach to 9th-12th graders.
How?	The teacher recruitment process has concluded for Delve 2012-13. The application for Delve 2013-2014 is available here. The application deadline is May 31st for equal consideration, but we may continue to accept teachers on a rolling basis afterwards.

Summary

As a Delve teacher, you can teach any AP subject as a year-long, in-depth exploration. Delve meets once a week on a weekend day (currently Sunday) for the entire academic year (with holiday breaks), and pays accepted teachers to teach AP material to motivated and enthusiastic high school students. Delve classes can contain anywhere from 5 to 30 students. Delve teachers are paid at the end of the program.

Calendar

The complete schedule of dates for next year is here: 2013-14 Delve Calendar.

Syllabus

Teachers plan for 25 full Sundays of class (3.5-4 hours of class and half an hour of office hours each day). As a recommendation, you shouldn't be planning to only teach new material each class; repetition of the most crucial concepts and review are necessary and should take planned use of class time.

A note about why we require coteachers: Almost all Delve class are co-taught by two teachers; you cannot normally teach alone. Delve classes are a TON of work, and it's important to have a regular teacher there every week. Both co-teachers should plan to be at class every week. From experience, we've found that this is much more possible when Delve classes are co-taught.

Please visit Logistics to find out more about how ESP can help you! This section includes:

How to get reimbursed
Teaching advice
Instructions for doing demonstrations
How to request resources (rooms, A/V equipment and sundries)

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