Dear Sir or Madam,

I have attended a couple of  English lessons at your school, but I regret to say that I have been completely unsatisfied with the quality of education provided.

I had been told that the school offers advanced English learning courses. Since I was planning to study in Canada for my four-year post-graduate degree, I wanted to improve my writing and communication skills through these lessons. However, I am extremely disappointed to say that there has not been any progress in my English level even though I have taken four classes so far.

In my opinion, the course-material that your institute has been using is of intermediate level. Much of the material is designed to improve basic English grammar and is appropriate to learn high-level English. Also, the teaching methods do not involve any practical knowledge, instead, the teacher just reads the written material in the books without any proper explanation.

I suggest that you should adopt a better approach to teaching. The inclusion of advanced material and the introduction of some practical methods of teaching would be greatly beneficial for all the students.

I hope you would consider my suggestions.

Yours faithfully,

Tom Richard