Amjose Computer Institute

We have been here in New Deepakwadi for a good while now. It’s a small place, just some computers and chairs, really. People from around Khar East come by when they want to learn the basics or get a certificate for a job. Usually, the room is full of the sound of clicking keyboards and students asking questions about software. We aren't a big fancy college, just a local spot where you can sit down and get your head around how these machines work. Sometimes the internet acts up, like it does everywhere else in this part of town, but we manage. Most days it's just about helping someone understand Excel or how to type a bit faster. The desks have some scratches and the fans hum all day long. It gets a bit crowded in the evenings when the younger crowd gets out of school. We try to keep things simple. If you walk past the main road and head towards our corner, you’ll see the sign. It’s a quiet enough street most of the time. We don't have a huge staff, just a few of us who know our way around a PC. We spend a lot of time troubleshooting or showing someone how to save a file for the first time. It isn't anything glamorous, but it keeps us busy. We've seen a lot of people pass through these doors over the years, some staying for months and others just for a quick course. It’s just how things go here in our little corner of the city.