Getting started with Elite is four simple steps.
No account to set up, no searching through strangers. You tell us about your student, we match a vetted tutor, you meet in a free trial, and then the real work begins — with the same tutor, in your home or online.

From first message to first session.
Matching is the part most services skip — and the part that matters most.
Anyone can hand you a tutor. Elite matches your student to the right one and stands behind it. Every tutor clears the same bar before they ever meet your family.
Background-checkedA background check on every tutor, every time.
Degree minimumAt least a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
Two interviewsOne for subject mastery, one for the ability to connect with a student.
In your home, or online — whatever fits your family.
Elite meets students where they learn best. In-home sessions bring a local tutor to you where one is available; online sessions open up specialized subject tutors and fit around a busy schedule. Many families mix both.
Either way, the session is one-on-one and built around your student’s actual coursework — whether that’s an algebra unit, an AP class, or the digital SAT. See the full range of subjects, or find your area.
In-homeA vetted local tutor comes to you, where available.
OnlineLive one-on-one sessions, anywhere, with a wider tutor pool.
Either wayThe same tutor and a plan tied to the real class.
You see the fit before you commit.
There’s no risk in starting. The free trial is a real session where you meet the tutor, we confirm the plan, and you get a clear quote — with no obligation to continue. It’s the easiest way to know if Elite is right for your student.
Elite has done this for families for 20 years (since 2005), holds a BBB A+ rating, and was recognized by Newsweek for America’s Best Customer Service three years running. Not sure where to start? The free assessment points you to the right support in two minutes.
Everything you need before you start.
Ready to start? The first session is free.
Share your student’s grade, subject, schedule, and whether you prefer in-home or online.