Suraj Kumar

Teaching for five years is a journey filled with growth, challenges, and rewarding moments.

At the beginning, stepping into the classroom for the first time feels both exciting and overwhelming. The first year is about learning—understanding students' needs, managing different personalities, and figuring out the best teaching methods. Mistakes happen, but each one is a lesson that helps improve skills.

By the second and third years, confidence grows. Classroom management becomes smoother, and relationships with students strengthen. Watching students grasp difficult concepts and succeed is incredibly fulfilling. There are challenges—students who struggle, unexpected disruptions, and balancing administrative work—but overcoming them brings a sense of accomplishment.

By the fourth and fifth years, experience shapes a teaching style that blends structure with creativity. There are moments of joy, like seeing a once-struggling student excel or receiving a heartfelt thank-you note. The bond with students extends beyond academics, as teachers become mentors and guides in their lives.

After five years, teaching is no longer just a job—it’s a passion. Each year brings new students, new lessons, and new ways to inspire and be inspired.