Vladimir Šarić

Contacts:

• • vladimir@sharich.info

  • +381(69)5123478

Current work:

• • Chief Learning Officer at Constructor Talent School

  • Teacher at Belgrade Mathematical Grammar School

• 1989-1997: Primary School Vlada Aksentijević (Belgrade)

• 1997-1999: Mathematical Grammar School (Belgrade)

• 1999-2000: Kolmogorov High School (Moscow) 

• 2000-2005: Moscow State University Lomonosov

  • Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics (Moscow)

  • areas of interest: algebraic geometry, number theory 

  • undergraduate studies, result: specialist’s (bachelor’s) degree

• 2010-2012: Higher School of Economics

  • Faculty of Mathematics (Moscow) 

  • areas of interest: topology, combinatorics, algebra

  • postgraduate studies, result: final exams passed, but thesis not finished 

Some scans available in this google-folder. 

• 2013: advanced training program “School for gifted children: mathematics and computer science” (MIPT)

• 2014: advanced training program “Modern information technologies in the educational process” (MIPT, Yandex)

• 2015: advanced training program “Educational activity in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard of Basic General Education”

• 2015-2017: Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology

  • Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science (Moscow)

  • areas of interest: discrete mathematics, combinatorics

  • postgraduate studies, result: master’s degree

Some scans available in this google-folder. 

Member of jury:

• Ural Tournament of Young Mathematicians: Cheboksary-2002, Kirov-2003, Kirov-2007, 

• Kolmogorov Memorial Cup: Kyshtym-2005, Vsevolozhsk-2006, 

• Moscow Mathematical Olympiad: Moscow-2007, Moscow-2008, Moscow-2009, 

• Savin Memorial Tournament: Kostroma-2007, Kostroma-2008, 

• South Mathematical Tournament: Orlyonok-2008, Orlyonok-2010, Orlyonok-2011, Orlyonok-2012, Orlyonok-2013, Orlyonok-2014, 

• Tournament of Regions: Moscow-2005, Moscow-2006, Moscow-2007, 

• Mathematical All-around: Moscow-2008*, Moscow-2009*, Moscow-2010*, Moscow-2011*, Moscow-2012*, Moscow-2013*, Moscow-2014*, 

• Festival of Young Mathematicians: Sochi-2009, Sochi-2010, 

• Serbian Mathematical Olympiad (co-leader of the Russian team): Nish(Serbia)-2010, Belgrade(Serbia)-2011, Belgrade(Serbia)-2012, NoviSad(Serbia)-2013, 

• Caucasus Mathematical Olympiad: Maykop-2017, Maykop-2018, 

• All-Russian Mathematical Olympiad (final stage): Kislovodsk-2008, Kislovodsk-2009, Maykop-2010, Kazan-2015, 

• All-Russian Mathematical Olympiad (regional stage): MoscowRegion-2021*, MoscowRegion-2022*, 

• International Mathematical Olympiad: online-2020, Saint-Petersburg-2021, 

• Other competitions: Pyeongtaek(Korea)-2010 (NIS Consulting Olympiad), Hurghada(Egypt)-2013 (Christmas Tournament), Moscow-2016 (“Leonardo” Festival), 

• Serbian National Olympiad: NoviPazar-2024, Beograd-2025

* Also as a member of the organizing committee.

Teacher at a camp:

• Kirov Summer Camp: Vishkil-2003, Vishkil-2004, Vishkil-2005, Vishkil-2006, Vishkil-2007, 

• Kostroma Summer Camp: AlyeParusa-2006, BerendeevyPolyany-2007, BerendeevyPolyany-2008, 

• Kolmogorov School Summer Olympiad Camp: Moscow-2004*, Moscow-2005*, Moscow-2006*, Moscow-2007*, Moscow-2008*, Moscow-2009*, Moscow-2010*, Moscow-2011*, Moscow-2012*, 

• Adygheya Summer Camp: Maykop-2010, Maykop-2011,

• Winter Programming Camp: Dolgoprudny-2010*, Dolgoprudny-2011*, Dolgoprudny-2012*, 

• Combinatorics and Algorithms Camp: BerendeevyPolyany-2009, BerendeevyPolyany-2010, BerendeevyPolyany-2011, BerendeevyPolyany-2012, 

• NIS Consulting Summer Camp (Korean students): Moscow-2009, Moscow-2010, Pyeongtaek(Korea)-2011, Pyeongtaek(Korea)-2012, Pyeongtaek(Korea)-2013, Pyeongtaek(Korea)-2014, 

• MIPT Summer Olympiad Camp: Dolgoprydny-2013*, Dolgoprydny-2014*, Dolgoprydny-2015*, Dolgoprydny-2016, 

• MIPT Winter Olympiad Camp: Dolgoprydny-2014*, Dolgoprydny-2015*, Dolgoprydny-2016, Dolgoprydny-2017, 

• Foxford Olympiad Camp: Zhemchuzhina(Belarus)-2014*, Mendeleevo-2015*, Mendeleevo-2016, Mendeleevo-2017, Obzor(Bulgaria)-2017, Mendeleevo-2018, Kamchia(Bulgaria)-2018, 

• Foxford State Exam Camp: Krasnovidovo-2014*, Mendeleevo-2015*, Mendeleevo-2016, Mendeleevo-2017, 

• Sirius: Sochi-2014, Sochi-2015, Sochi-2016, 

• Math In Serbia: Belgrade/Pozharevac-2013*, Belgrade/Pozharevac-2014*, Belgrade/Pozharevac-2015*, Belgrade/Pozharevac-2016*, Belgrade/Pozharevac-2017*, Belgrade/Pozharevac-2018*, Belgrade/Pozharevac-2019*, 

• Moscow Region Olympiad Camp: Mendeleevo-2021*, Dolgoprudny-2022, 

• Other camps: Astana(Kazakhstan)-2007, Kamchatka-2010, Kovrov-2011, Moscow-2012 (Finnish students), Hurghada(Egypt)-2013*, Kokshetau(Kazakhstan)-2013 (Kazakh teachers), Saransk-2014, Cherepovets-2018, 

* Also as a member of the organizing committee.

• Lyceum “Second School”

  • 2003-2009: mathematics teacher, 

• Kolmogorov School — Advanced Educational and Scientific Center of Moscow State University Lomonosov (AESC MSU) 

  • 2004-2010: instructor at the Department of Mathematics,

  • 2010-2013: lecturer at the Department of Mathematics,

    • Courses taught: Algebra, Olympiad Problems

• Yandex

  • 2009-2011: fellow worker of academic programs group, 

  • 2011-2015: mathematical competitions expert,

• Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology (MIPT),

  • 2010-2012: instructor at the Department for Higher Mathematics,

• Moscow School №1588

  • 2014-2015: teacher and scientific advisor at the “Mathematical Gymnasium” project

    • Courses taught: Additional Topics in Mathematics

• Kapitsa Phystech-Lyceum 

  • 2014-2016: teacher and head of the Department of Mathematics,

    • Courses taught: Geometry

  • 2016-2017: additional education teacher,

    • Courses taught: Olympiad Problems

• Higher School of Economics (HSE)

  • 2017-2019: teacher at the Department of Mathematical Education at Faculty of Mathematics  

  • 2019-now: lecturer at the Department of Mathematical Education at Faculty of Mathematics

    • Courses taught: Introduction to Number Theory, Pedagogical Workshop 

• Foxford/Cifrium

  • 2011-2016: teacher at Foxford,

    • Courses taught: Algebra, Geometry

  • 2016-2018: teacher and head of the Department of Mathematics at Foxford,

    • Courses taught: Olympiad Problems, Probability, Combinatorics

  • 2018-2020: teacher and head of the Department of Education and Methodology at Foxford,

    • Courses taught: Olympiad Problems 

  • 2020-2022: teacher at Foxford, teacher, Chief Academic Officer and head of the Department of Education and Methodology at Cifrium

    • Courses taught: Olympiad Problems 

  • 2022-2023: teacher at Foxford & Cifrium

    • Courses taught: Olympiad Problems 

• Constructor Group

  • 2022-now: Chief Learning Officer of Constructor Talent School

    • Courses taught: Art of Resoning

• Mathematical Grammar School

  • 2023-now: teacher

    • Courses taught: Calculus

• 2007: Conquer the Vorobyevy Gory

  • Compiled by V. Vavilov, A. Ponomarev, V. Sharich

    • Journal “Potential”, #4 in 2007

• 2008: Parity

  • Authors: E. Ivanova, V. Sharich

    • Journal “Potential”, #1 in 2008

• 2009: Parity Twice

  • Authors: E. Ivanova, V. Sharich

    • Journal “Potential”, #4 in 2009

• 2010: The Classification Problem of Ideas of Solving Mathematical Olympiad Problems

  • Prepared by V. Sharich based on research made by A. Kanel-Belov

    • Plenary presentation at the Conference dedicated to the 50th IMO, Astana (Kazakhstan) 

• 2012: The Conjugation Operation

  • Author: V. Sharich

    • Journal “Potential”, #2 in 2012

• 2012: Team-personal Tournament of Schoolchildren “Mathematical All-Around” 2008-2010

  • Compiled by Yu. Tikhonov, V. Sharich

    • MCCME Publishing House (hyperlink)

• 2012: Teaching Mathematics in Junior Years to the Winners of Olympiads

  • Author: V. Sharich

    • Presentation at the Second International Conference “Training of Gifted Youth in the Field of Mathematics and Informatics”

• 2013: Selected Number Theory Problems of the Course “Olympiad Mathematics”

  • A. Menshikov, V. Sharich

    • Journal “Potential”, #6 in 2013

• 2015: Some international educational and competitive events of recent years

  • Authors: N. Pokhodnya, V. Sharich

    • Presentation at the conference “Universities in the system of search and support of mathematically gifted children and youth”, Maykop

    • Journal “Problems of Modern Education”, MSPU Publishing House (hyperlink)

• ​2017: Goals and Objectives of Mathematical Olympiads: Science, Sports, Enrollment or Prestige?

  • Author: V. Sharich

    • Presentation at the Cooperative Workshop of Columbia University Teachers College and Moscow State Pedagogical University, New York (USA)

    • Digest “Problems of Modern Mathematical Education”, MSPU Publishing House (hyperlink)

    • Digest “Current Issues in Mathematics Education”, Columbia University Teachers College Publishing House (hyperlink)

• 2018: Topics in graph theory

  • Compiled by A. Voronenko, A. Daynyak, V. Sharich

    • MIPT Publishing House, Dolgoprudny, Russia

• 2018: Distance programs of mathematical orientation

  • Author: V. Sharich

    • Presentation at the Second Academic Conference “Mathematical Talent and Mathematical Education”, Maykop 

• 2020: Conducting remote mathematical competitions

  • Author: V. Sharich

    • Presentation at the Third Academic Conference “Mathematical Talent and Mathematical Education”, Maykop (online)

• 2021: Existence of Monochromatic Simplices of Given Volume in a Colored Rational Lattice

  • Authors: V. Sharich, A. Kanel-Belov, I. Reshetnikov

    • Mathematical Notes 110 (hyperlink)

• 2021: The Foxford Online School Experience

  • Author: V. Sharich

    • Presentation at the All-Russian Congress of Mathematics Teachers in Sirius, Sochi 

• 1996, 1997, 1998: prize at the Serbian Mathematical Competition (final stage) 

• 2000: prize at the Moscow Mathematical Olympiad

• 2000: prize at the All-Russian Mathematical Olympiad (final stage) 

• 2004, 2013: gratitude from the Moscow Department of Education 

• 2009, 2010: laureate of the Dynasty Foundation in the nomination “Young Teacher”

• 2011, 2012: laureate of the Dynasty Foundation in the nomination “Mentor of Future Scientists”

• 2014: prize at the Creative Competition of Mathematics Teachers (held by MCCME)

• 2021: gratitude from the Moscow Region Ministry of Education 

Scans available in this google-folder.

• Chess

  • 1990: learnt the rules

  • 1993: started to read books about chess

  • 1995-1997: attended chess school 

  • 1997-2001: played intensively, unofficial ELO probably about 1800

  • 2001-now: played rarely, current unofficial ELO probably about 1600

• Nature tourism

  • 2001: participant of an amateur week-long water trip along the Tvertsa River, 

  • 2002: participant of an amateur ten-day hike along the Altai Mountain, 

  • 2003: participant of an amateur ten-day hike along the Eastern Sayan Mountains, 

  • 2004: participant in an amateur week-long water trip along the Western Dvina River, 

  • 2006: participant of an amateur week-long water trip along the Reseta River,  

• City tourism: Kirov-2005, Pskov-2005, Kharkov-2006, NizhnyNovgorod-2006, Tver-2006, Chelyabinsk-2007, Kurgan-2007, Izhevsk-2007, Tula-2008, Voronezh-2008, Yaroslavl-2009, Kostroma-2011, Minsk-2014, Prague-2016, Kazan-2016, Sevastopol-2017, Paris-2017, Sofia-2018, Vienna-2019, Paris-2019, Bucharest-2019, Ekaterinburg-2020, Sortavala-2021, 

• 2010-2022: member of the Moscow Club of Entrepreneurs “Delovar”

The proof of existence of the linear representation of GCD

(fragment of a lecture for HSE, in English)

Mathematical competitions and teaching mathematics

(interview, in Russian)

Teaching mathematics online

(presentation at a conference, in Russian)