Become a WCC Peer Tutor
Are you strong in a particular subject and enjoy helping others succeed? The Academic Support Center is seeking WCC students to serve as Peer Tutors!
Peer Tutors provide academic support to fellow students in courses they have successfully completed while gaining valuable experience in communication, leadership, mentoring, and problem-solving. Peer Tutors will receive training and ongoing support through the Academic Support Center.
Meet Our Peer Tutors
Our Peer Tutors are WCC students who have demonstrated success in their coursework and are dedicated to helping fellow students achieve their academic goals. Whether you need help understanding course material, preparing for an exam, or strengthening your study skills, our Peer Tutors are here to provide guidance, encouragement, and support in a welcoming, student-centered environment.
Juliet Amevinya
Hello, I currently attend WAAT. I plan to major in biology, but as of now, I’m pursuing an Associate of Science degree. After completing my associate degree, I intend to transfer to a four-year institution before attending medical school to become a physician assistant. I tutor in a variety of subjects, including HIS-111, PSY-150, CIS-110, ENG-111, HIS-132, and SPA-111. One inspirational quote I absolutely love is by Albert Einstein, in which he states, “Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.”Â
-Juliet
Jayden Campbell
Hi, I’m a student at WAAT. I’m currently earning my A.A.S. degree and hope to transfer to Western Carolina University to major in Forensic Science with a minor in Forensic Anthropology. My goal is to become a forensic scientist because I love learning about criminal investigations, human behavior, and how science helps solve crimes. I tutor Intro to Computers, General Psychology, World Civilizations I, and Writing and Inquiry through the Academic Support Center.
– Jayden
Christopher Finley
Hi, I am currently a junior at WAAT. I am majoring in an Associate of Science, and I plan to transfer to Hampton University to pursue pre-med. I tutor General Psychology (PSY-150) along with Writing and Inquiry (ENG-111). My goal to become a psychiatrist motivates me to succeed academically. The advice that I would give to another student is that sometimes your best is all you can do, and that is okay.
-Christopher
Shaquille Goodson
I am currently a student here at the College and your tutor for American Sign Language. I started here at WCC 4 years ago, took up American Sign Language, and received my A.A.S. I wanted to continue my knowledge in the field of interpreting, so I decided to transfer to UNC Greensboro, where I obtained my B.A. I’m willing to share the knowledge that I have obtained about the Deaf community and American Sign Language with individuals who would love to learn the language and interact with the community.
-Shaquille
Emily Singh
Hello! I am a senior at WECA. I am currently working towards my A.A.S here at WCC. In the future, I plan to double major in Finance and Mathematics at a 4-year university. I can tutor Math-171 and Math-172, and I look forward to helping you! If I could give advice to another student, I’d tell them to celebrate the little wins. Each win is progress and a step to success. This has personally helped me, as I look at what I have already done instead of feeling intimidated by the larger task. I can’t wait to meet everyone!
-Emily
Why Become a Peer Tutor?
- Earn money while helping fellow WCC students succeed.
- Build leadership, communication, and professional skills.
- Strengthen your own knowledge and confidence.
- Gain experience that can enhance your résumé and future career opportunities.
- Set your tutoring availability around your class schedule during ASC operating hours.
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