Trans Pacific Classes

Our classrooms are on the second floor of Mahadev Market on Panchshiv Mandir Road in Kankarbagh. If you are standing opposite the Central Bank of India, you can see our building clearly. The market itself is always busy with people buying groceries or getting electronics fixed. The stairs up to our floor are a bit narrow and steep, so we always tell the students to be careful. Trans Pacific Classes has been in this market for a while. We have three main rooms that we use. The furniture is nothing special—just sturdy wooden benches that have seen many years of use. There are a lot of windows that look out onto the street, which is good for light but sometimes lets in the sound of the traffic. We have a small cooler in the corner for drinking water and a cupboard full of old notebooks and registers. Kankarbagh is a big area, so we get students from all the nearby blocks. Most of them come on bicycles, and parking them downstairs in the market can be a bit of a challenge. We don't have a big reception area or any soft sofas for waiting. It’s just a plain room where we handle everything from teaching to taking fees. We try to keep the place tidy, but with so many students coming in and out, there’s always a bit of chalk dust around. We are usually here from early morning until late evening.