Band 5+: You recently signed up for a language course at a local college, but you've found that the course doesn't meet your expectations. Write a letter to the course coordinator explaining the reasons for your dissatisfaction. You should include details about: - What aspects of the course are unsatisfactory - Why you chose the course originally - What you would like the college to do to address your concerns.

Dear International Course Coordinator,

I am writing this e-mail to inform you about my displeasure about the English course that I completed within this month. The course named as “upper-imtermmediate course for expats” which includes 40 seperate lessons during the weekdays.

Before the course start, it was given detailed information about the course curriculum which are full grammer and speaking related. Unfortunately, the course lessons in real were not align with the curriculum so; ı did not compherend the all grammer structures efficiently. I strongly recommend you to follow-up international exam topics in order to cover all language skills that a student should gain. Additionally, homework checks and personal feedbacks from the tutors are essentials.

I really appreciated If you enhance the course materials and lesson contents for the future enrollments.

Thanks in advance.