Peer Tutors

Peer Tutors at Richmond are current students who are paid by the University to offer academic support to others across a range of subject areas. If you’re finding a particular topic challenging, at least one of our Tutors is likely to have relevant experience that they can share.

Peer Tutors don’t do your work for you (this is likely to be considered plagiarism). Instead, they offer guidance and supporting knowledge to help you achieve your potential. If you do request a Peer Tutor, you will be asked to accept several terms and conditions which make the role of the Tutor, and our expectations of you, clear.

Peer Tutoring is paid for by the University and so we encourage any students to participate who may benefit.

Please have a look at our tutor profiles below and make contact using the email links at the bottom of each profile.

Amanda Jernigan

Psychology Major

Hiya! My name is Amanda Jernigan, and I am an Undergraduate Psychology student. I moved to London from the San Francisco Bay Area, but I’ve lived in places across the world, including England, where I was actually born! I believe moving around a lot has given me an advantage in getting on well with anyone and I believe this will also make me an excellent tutor! I am also very outspoken and bubbly so don’t feel afraid to come and have a chat about whatever help you need. As I am a Psychology major I can help out with almost all lower-level Psych classes along with a few general Liberal Arts courses such as Research and Writing I and II. I look forward to helping you achieve your academic goals!

Anita Karki

International Business Management (Postgraduate)

University life is about more than just lectures and homework. It is about personal growth, meaningful experiences, and the people and communities that shape our journey. I am Anita Karki, an MSc International Business Management student at Richmond American University London.

Having been a part of various communities during my time in the BBA program in Nepal, I learned that belonging and community influence ideas and thoughts, as well as personal development and growth. This has encouraged me to be a part of a campus that welcomes, connects, and supports all students.

I work towards creating a stronger and more inclusive student body through encouraging open communication, student engagement, and equal representation of student voices. I want to facilitate student forums and activities for students to share ideas and concerns and be informed and involved in campus discussions and events.

I am friendly, approachable, and like to work with people of different backgrounds. Being from a rich culturally diverse country has enabled me to gain an understanding of other perspectives and to establish positive relationships with people. By working together, communicating and leading, I hope to make a positive difference for everyone on campus by making it more connected, engaging and supportive.

Annet Masinde

Marketing & Data Analytics (Postgraduate)

Hi, I’m Annet! I wear a few hats here at Richmond — Peer Tutor, Cultural Ambassador, Student Hub Assistant, and Residential Advisor — but the thread running through all of them is the same: I genuinely care about making your experience here as smooth, supported, and enjoyable as possible. Whether you need academic guidance and a safe space to ask questions without judgement, someone to help you feel seen and celebrated within our beautifully diverse community, a friendly face at the Student Hub to point you in the right direction, or a reliable presence in your residence when university life feels a little overwhelming, I am here for all of it. I have been in your shoes — navigating a new environment, new expectations, and new people — and I want to be the person I wished I had when I first arrived. My door, both literally and figuratively, is always open

Noor Durrani

Computer Science Major

Hi! I’m Noor. I am a good listener. I always try to find a tangible solution to problems where and when they arise and then follow – up to see things through, even if it takes longer than expected. I remember details about any challenges or issues that my friends or people share with me and use my knowledge to help them.

Rehena Tania

Digital Marketing Major

Hi, my name is Tania. I am a third‑year Digital Marketing student, and I am really excited to support other students at Richmond. If you ever need help with anything related to marketing modules, feel free to email me at [email protected]. I am happy to share my experience and help you make your time at Richmond easier and more enjoyable.

Cole Souder

International Sports Management

 Hello, my name is Cole Souder I am a current student athlete for Richmond’s RIASA program studying International Sports Management with a minor in Data Analytics. I am confident in my ability to tutor you in a wide range of topics including:
Tools for Change
Social Change in Practice
Visual Thinking
Foundations of Business
Research and Writing
Research and Writing II
Probability and Statistics I
As well as many more just feel free to reach out! I look forward to meeting you all and helping you in any way possible.