Tutor application

Teach the subjects you know first-hand.

We review every application personally. Your information is used only for recruitment and safeguarding.

Four things happen before anyone teaches, and none of them is optional. A live interview with us, which the platform now requires before a profile can be listed or a student assigned. Your subject grades checked against the certificate. An enhanced DBS check including the children’s barred list. Then a profile we approve. Most of our work this term is Oxbridge interview preparation, so the interview is also where we find out how you teach a candidate who has stalled.

You choose your teaching method. A central question bank is optional. You provide a written report after every lesson. If you are approved, you set your own rate for each level, with a minimum of £25 per 60-minute lesson.

First nameLast name

EmailPhone

UniversityUniversity year

Degree subject

Your own admissions interview

Families come to us because their tutor sat the interview their child is about to sit, recently, at the same college. So we need to know about yours rather than assume it from your year of study. We check these answers against your offer letter or college email before any of it is shown to a parent, and nothing here is published on your profile until we have. Leave it blank if you did not sit one: it is not a requirement to tutor with us.

Where you interviewedCollege you interviewed at

Year of the interview itselfFormat

Subject you interviewed in

The suggestions are Cambridge's and Oxford's own course names. Picking one lets us count how many tutors sat a given interview. Anywhere else, type your course in full and we will read it.

Qualifications and scores Your A-level results (or IB, Scottish Highers, or equivalent)

Exam boards you know bestLanguages you can teach in

Subjects you can teach

Admissions tests, US tests and olympiads

Please only tick exams you have actually sat or taught. We ask to see certificates before we put anyone in front of a student for one.

UK admissions tests LNAT ESAT TMUA MAT STEP UCAT PAT Oxbridge interview Personal statement

Olympiads and competitions UKMT, BMO BPhO UKChO BBO BIO, informatics International medal (IMO, IPhO, IChO, IOI)

Your own scores and placings on the above

TimezoneHours a week

Preferred hours

Preferred student age groupsEarliest start date

Tutoring experience Other qualifications or degrees (optional) Technology proficiency

Safeguarding and eligibility

Enhanced DBS statusWork eligibility

DBS certificate number (if you have one)On the DBS update service?

Two referees Two is the number the law sets, not a number we chose. Regulation 22 of the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003 requires two references, from people who are not your relatives, before anyone is supplied to work with children. They must also agree that the reference can be shown to the family. We do not contact either of them without telling you first. How you want to teach Safeguarding or professional context CV (optional, PDF, DOC, or DOCX, maximum 1.5 MB) Anything else we should know? (optional)

I confirm that the information above is accurate and agree that Elysian Tutors may use it to assess my application and safeguarding suitability. See our privacy notice.