Tutor

I spend most of my days over at St. John’s Medical College and Hospital. My role as a tutor means I’m usually around the students or in the labs helping out with whatever is needed. It’s a big place, and it can be easy to get lost in the hallways if you aren’t used to it. I’ve been doing this for a while now in Bangalore. It’s not a corporate job with a fancy office. It’s more about being on the ground and explaining things until they click for someone. The hospital is always moving, people coming and going at all hours. Sometimes I grab a quick tea between sessions at the little stall nearby. The work is steady but it keeps me busy. I don't have a big marketing plan or a team. It's just me and the books. I try to stay updated on what the college requires. Most of the time, I'm just sitting with a small group or one person, going over notes. It’s a practical kind of life. St. John's has a lot of history, and being part of the teaching side of things feels right. I don't use any special methods, just patience and whatever materials we have on hand. It’s just a job that needs doing, and I’m glad to do it here. Some days are longer than others but that's just part of the hospital life.