This Italian language course is also recommended for students who want to have an in-depth look at some specific vocabulary to learn how to talk about their personal interests like movies, art, literature, politics and more.
The Italian classes can be held either in our Italian language school or in a bar, museum, restaurant or other less formal places. During the course, for example, the student can learn specific words to talk about art and then go with the teacher to visit a museum and use the language that he learnt in class in a real situation.
The schedule can be arranged with the school. In case the student cannot go to school, the missed Italian lesson can be made up as indicated in the school regulations.
At the end of the Italian course the students receive the detailed programme of all the topics studied in class in order to facilitate self-learning after the end of the course.
The individual course is available for any language level identified by the CEFR[1].
[1] The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The identified levels are A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 e C2.