Complaint Later Against Teacher to Principal, Dean, or HOD
Want to write a complaint letter about a teacher? We are giving you sample complete letters about teachers. Like a teacher who is always late if comes to school at all; otherwise is primarily absent from class. As a result, he is seldom seen around school/college premises, and as a concerned student, it wastes our precious time.
Complaint Letter Against English Teacher who is Always Late
To: Principal of Headway School
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
I am writing to issue a complaint about the 10th class English teacher. Before I start, I would like to let you know that I respect all my teachers, and I am only issuing this letter because I am concerned for our education.
The teacher Mrs. Heather is very inconsistent in coming to teach our class. There have been very few
days
that
she has arrived on time. In addition, she is absent at least three times a week.
If she
arrives, it
is
usually when we are halfway through the class, and there are only 30 minutes left.
I am concerned about my English education and future English exams. Therefore I ask that you ensure this teacher gives the proper and necessary effort required to teach us. I would appreciate this sincerely.
Burney Maestro
10th Class Student – Headway School
Surrey, British Columbia,
Canada
How to use this complaint letter
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