Oxford Commerce Classes

Our place is over in Morar, specifically House Number C-3/2. It is tucked away in Ashok Colony. You can find us easily if you look for the big water tank nearby. The 474006 area is a bit quieter than the main city center. The house itself is a regular building. We’ve turned some of the rooms into classrooms. It feels very local and grounded. There isn't any shiny marble or expensive art on the walls. We have whiteboards and some old wooden cupboards filled with accounting books and notes. Sometimes the neighborhood kids are playing cricket in the street outside. You can hear them shouting from the windows. It's a very normal, everyday kind of setting. We usually have a pot of tea going in the small kitchen area. Students come in, drop their bags, and we get to work. There’s no big hierarchy here. We all sit together and figure out the commerce problems. The lighting is a bit dim in the hallway. The rooms have big windows that let in the sun though. We’ve been operating out of this house for a good bit of time. It’s simple and it’s practical. We don't have any fancy signs, just a small one by the gate so people know it’s the right house. It's where we work and the students learn. We don't make a big deal out of it. It’s just a house in the colony.