Question

Consider the following scenario: you've been assisting a student as a way of making some extra money; however, the student in question refuses to really engage with you during the tutoring sessions and continues to fail the tests and assignments he has been given while you have been teaching him. In 150 words, tell me how you might go about writing a letter to his parents telling them that you will no longer be able to teach him. Please reply to another person's posting.

Answer 1

Dear Mr. XYZ,

This is to inform you that, I will be unable to help your child in studies going forward. As much as I was interested to keep him engaged during the sessions that we had, he has continuously left a lot to be desired in terms of trying to study. His performance at school has not improved and he has been failing to pass the tests and submit the assignments on time. Even the assignments that I gave him were not completed in a timely manner.

I have tried to change my strategies multiple times in order for him to take interest in studies, but to no avail. He has missed the sessions multiple times and is not serious about his books. I recommend that you take the necessary actions in order to get your child to study. If we do not take steps in that regard, he will fall behind in class.

Thank you for considering me to help your child.

Yours Sincerely

ABC