Italian for Tourism

AmeriSpan Study Abroad
Florence, Italy

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Florence’s renowned Renaissance art and architecture, its beautiful piazzas, elegant churches, and picturesque countryside make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. AmeriSpan offers the unique opportunity for Tourism Industry professionals and students to learn the Italian Language in relation to the Tourism Industry. Participants will analyze advertising materials, hotel forms, and newspaper articles to help identify the basic technical vocabulary and expressions commonly used in the Tourism Industry. Upon request, guided visits can be arranged to hotels, travel agencies, and popular tourist attractions in Florence. A minimum intermediate level of Italian proficiency is required for this program.
The group classes will cover general Italian using the communicative method. Your private classes will be tailored to your needs and can include specialized vocabulary, exercises and specific learning materials.

Requirements:
Minimum Italian Level: Mid Intermediate (if zero, add 10-12 weeks of regular Italian before course)
Program (included in tuition):
4 hrs/day (20 hrs/wk) group classes (max 12)
Additional 2 hrs/day (10 hrs/wk) private classes focusing on tourism vocabulary
Shared room with host family
2 meals daily
Some organized activities
Emergency message service
Possible Options (extra cost):
Airport pick-up
Apartment instead of host family (no meals)
Private room upgrade
...''

Phone:800-879-6640

School Address:

1334 Walnut St, 6th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107 USA

Jobs & Resumes: Florence
Houses & Roommates: Florence

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