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The classroom, the building and the sessions. A look at how a class runs at WINGS.
A look at how a class runs, the board, the notice board and the study corner. Photographs of the actual classroom are being taken and will replace these shortly.
If you are visiting for the first time, these are the landmarks to look for on the way in.
Scholarship tests, group discussions, seminars and the small celebrations that happen when a result comes out.
Note for the site owner. The remaining tiles are labelled placeholders. Add photographs named building-1.jpg and event-1.jpg into images/gallery and they fill in automatically. Landscape shots at roughly 1200 pixels wide work best.
Photographs only go so far. Sit through a free demo class, look at the notes and talk to the students already in the batch.
Yes, and we would rather you did. Walk in any day between 6 AM and 8 PM, Monday to Saturday. You can see the classroom, sit through a live session and ask the students what they think without anyone from the office standing over them.
Each batch is capped at twenty five students, and the room is built for exactly that. It is deliberately small. A hall of a hundred students is cheaper to run and far worse to learn in.
No. WINGS is a classroom institute. The teaching depends on the teacher seeing your face when you have not understood something, which a camera cannot do for you.
Two wheelers can be parked outside the building. Hazaribag gets busy in the evening, so students coming to the 5 PM batch usually park a short walk away on the main road.
