From coaching classrooms to newsrooms, this young trainer from West Bengal is turning communication skills into a full-time mission.
Durgapur has quietly become home to one of West Bengal’s most versatile young communication professionals. Subhankar Roy, born on 27 April 2005, has built a career that spans classroom coaching, business communication training, journalism, and public speaking, making him a familiar name among students and professionals looking to sharpen their spoken English and workplace communication skills.
What sets Roy apart is not a single specialization but a wide-ranging skill set. He moves comfortably between guiding learners through spoken English fundamentals, coaching working professionals on business etiquette and interview readiness, and coordinating media coverage as part of a digital news team, all while keeping an active presence in competitive debate and martial arts.
Growing up in Durgapur, Roy did not confine himself to one academic or extracurricular lane. He took an early interest in public speaking, structured debate, and disciplined sport, while also exploring languages and media work. That combination of interests, unusual for someone so young, gave him a broad base of skills that now underpins his work as both an educator and a communicator in the public eye.
Roy currently works as an English Communication and Business Communication Trainer at Wonder Coaching in Durgapur. There, his sessions cover practical, job-ready skills: spoken English fluency, business communication etiquette, interview preparation, group discussion techniques, presentation delivery, vocabulary building, and everyday workplace communication. The goal, by his own approach, is less about textbook grammar and more about giving learners the confidence to speak clearly in real situations, whether that’s a classroom, a job interview, or a boardroom.
Alongside his coaching work, Roy also holds the role of Journalist and Chief Media Coordinator at Inforly Nation, a digital media outlet. In this capacity, he blends his training background with editorial and media coordination duties, effectively operating at the intersection of education and journalism. It’s a combination that lets him apply the same communication principles he teaches to the fast-paced world of digital news.
Roy’s achievements outside the training room reflect the same range that defines his professional life. He was recognized as the Best Debater in English by Indian Oil Limited, a nod to his command of structured argument and confident public expression, skills that directly feed into the communication training he now offers others.
He has also proven himself on the mat, earning recognition twice as an internal medalist in Karate across both traditional and sport formats, a track record that points to sustained discipline and focus. On the innovation front, Roy claimed first place in the Innovation category at a Science Mela organized by the Yuva Utsav Committee, adding a scientific and creative dimension to a résumé already built around communication and discipline.
Taken together, these accomplishments paint the picture of a young professional who treats communication, competition, and creativity as connected pursuits rather than separate hobbies, and who is increasingly seen as a go-to figure for students and professionals in Durgapur looking to improve their spoken English and business communication skills.
