Dear principal,
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my dissatisfaction regarding the recent school course related to the animal care on November 15th. While the course itself was productive and well-organized, unfortunately its context was impractical.
As a veterinary doctor, I participated in this course to update my knowledge related to the small animal internal medicine. Although I generally found the course curriculum appealing, its context was not realistic and practical. Specifically, the season heavily focused on academic theory, and there were very few opportunities for us to engage in hand-on-activities. I noticed several other participants also seemed disengaged during the evening lectures, as the material lacked concrete case reports.
Perhaps it would be wise to implement more interactive case studies and provide some live animals to practice on. With this practice you can make the course more interactive and its outcome would be definitely better for both participants and event holders. By doing this, the school provides a lot of opportunities for doctors to learn more and have a better chance to alleviate ill animals in the near future.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. I look forward to your support in maintaining the quality of future courses.
Yours sincerely,
Amin Darabi
