Imagine Coaching Institute

We've been here in Kesarbhag for a while now. Most days it’s just us and the students coming in after their regular school hours. The rooms aren't huge, but they do the job. We spent last summer repainting the walls because they were looking a bit dull. It gets quite noisy outside sometimes with the traffic, but once the fans are on inside, you don’t notice it as much. We started with just a few desks and some chalkboards. Now we have some whiteboards too. It’s mostly about getting through the syllabus and making sure everyone understands what’s on the page. Some kids are quick, others take their time, and we just sit with them until it clicks. My desk is usually covered in old notebooks and pens that have run out of ink. We don’t have fancy coffee machines or anything like that. Just a water cooler in the corner that we have to refill every morning. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to open all the windows. It’s just how things go here. We know most of the parents who drop their kids off. It’s a quiet enough routine. We don't really do big advertisements. People usually find us because their neighbor’s kid came here last year. We keep the place clean, though the dust from the road always finds its way in. It’s just a normal place where we try to help out with the lessons. We are usually here until late evening when the last class wraps up and we lock the front gate.