You are currently attending a course which is not the same as per the description in the admission brochure. Write a letter to the headmaster. In your letter, state which course you are enrolled in provide details about the noted differences suggest what actions would you like him to take

Dear Headmaster, I hope
this
letter finds you in supreme health.I am writing regarding the
course
I've recently started. I am a fresh graduate and I wanted to utilise my holidays so I enrolled in your distinguished esthetic dentistry programme.
This
course
would not only allow me to acquire new aptitude but
also
be available at a reasonable price. Sir , I noticed striking differences in the
course
modules as compared to the description in the brochure.Evidently,hands-on practice is minimal and the
course
is theoretical.
Moreover
, tedious lectures fail to engage us and the learning is trivial.
Lastly
, infection control is the key component of our field and it hasn't been discussed yet.  I request you to incorporate the practical component in the
course
so that it can bolster our confidence for future training.It will either allow us to overcome our shortcomings or learn new skills with extensive practice .As dentists, we should be competent and well-acquired to treat patients individually.I hope you will endorse my suggestions. Thank you in anticipation Your's Faithfully Ahmad Hassan Nadeem
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Brochure discrepancies
  • Enrollment details
  • Description mismatch
  • Learning outcomes
  • Course modules
  • Expectations unmet
  • Instructor qualifications
  • Additional resources
  • Compensatory measures
  • Constructive feedback
  • Proactive solutions
  • Educational objectives
  • Resolution proposal
  • Amicable discussion
  • Immediate attention
  • Forthcoming response
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