Italian language school “Scuola Leonardo da Vinci”

Italy

Are you looking for a complete and exciting Italian language programme? You have found what you were looking for! Our Italian language schools in Italy offer a wide range of high-quality Italian language courses, conceived for any level: from beginners to Italian teachers courses, all the year round.
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Italian language course with Scuola Leonardo da Vinci

Learn Italian in Italy at Scuola Leonardo da Vinci! Our Italian language courses are designed to meet several needs, depending on the number of classes per week, taken as group or individual lessons. Select the course most suitable for your needs.

Our Italian language courses start every week, with the exception of Italian language courses for beginners. Choose how much time you want to stay…We’ll be glad to welcome you! The most of our students chooses Scuola Leonardo da Vinci by advice from other students who have appreciated our skills in providing a particularly effective, flexible, modern and communication-oriented teaching method. All in a friendly atmosphere with qualified and motivated teachers. We offer small groups of students from different countries (a maximum of 14 people per class, 12 in Turin),

Furthermore, you can take a course that combines the Italian Language, Italian culture, and the Italian way of life. All levels, from beginner to advanced, are available throughout the year with attendance from Monday to Friday. The minimum age accepted at the school is 16 years old. The maximum number of students per class is 14 (12 in Turin); 5 in small groups.

Students who already know a bit of the language can start on any Monday of the year. Absolute Beginner courses have specific start dates. On the first day of school, students who are not absolute beginners will do a test and will be assigned to a class after the assessment of their level.

Golden Start Code IT-001

With the Golden Start Code you can opt for applying directly with this programme, however, the school may refer you back to us for helping you with the formalities.

Italian language possibilities with Scuola Leonardo da Vinci

Intensive Italian language course

The intensive Italian language course is our standard course, and consists of 4 Italian lessons a day, totaling 20 lessons a week. The lessons are held from Monday to Friday in groups of no more than 14 students, led by qualified teachers, who are passionate about their work.

Part-time course (twice a week) - Florence, Milan, Rome and Turin

The part-time Italian course consists of two weekly sessions of one and a half hours and is directed both towards students that want to study Italian for the first time and those that want to improve their knowledge of the language. The course is available in 3 different levels; beginner, intermediate, and advanced and lasts a minimum of 8 weeks, which can be extended. Lessons are held 2 times a week on evening hours, in classes of no more than 14 students. The course must be attended by a minimum of 4 students.

Long-term Italian language courses

If you decided to stay a bit more in Italy, enjoy our offers on the long-term courses. We offer discounted prices on our Intensive course starting from 5 weeks of courses. Furthermore, we developed two offers for who decides to spend a year in Italy: the Academic Year course was created for those who, besides learning the language, want to increase their knowledge about the Italian culture’s various aspects. As for the Sabbatical Year course, it is dedicated to people desiring to deal with the Italian language in depth.

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