Working As An Electronics Lecturer

I work as an electronics lecturer, which basically means I spend my days explaining how things work to students. It’s a lot of talking and drawing diagrams on the board. I live over at Dn0:24-3-16 on Papatlavari Street in Ramanagar, Vijayawada. People usually just call it Vja-3 around here. Teaching electronics can be a bit of a challenge because the students don't always listen the first time. You have to repeat yourself a lot. I’ve been at this for a while now. My house is in a decent area, and I’ve gotten used to the noise from the street. It’s just a normal life. I grade papers in the evenings and try to keep up with the new tech stuff so I don't look like I don't know what I'm talking about in class. Sometimes the labs get messy when the kids are working on their projects. I have to tell them to clean up their wires and soldering irons. Ramanagar is a busy neighborhood but it has everything I need close by. I walk to work sometimes if the weather isn't too hot. Vijayawada gets really warm in the summer, which makes the classroom a bit stuffy. I just try to get through the syllabus and make sure most of them pass their exams. It's not a bad way to make a living, though it can be tiring. I guess I just enjoy the subject enough to keep going.