Rome, Italy

Italian

Course Type: Classroom
School/Trainer: Center for Study Abroad [All Courses]
Training Centers: Rome, Italy

Italian Language: all levels - beginning, intermediate, advanced. Courses are offered year-around and taught by qualified teachers. Classes are taught in small groups, for 4 hrs. daily (M-F). Before the course begins, each student is given a placement test to determine level of Italian language ability. Arrive on Sunday (1 day prior). Level 1: Basic grammar and sentence structure. Essential ......
 

The school in Rome is located in a five-story Italian villa in the center of the city, just a short walk from the central metro station, which can take you to any part of the city and to its many famous sites. The school building has 10 classrooms inside and 15 classrooms in two separate annexes nearby. On the bottom floor, there is a language laboratory where you’ll have access to video booths......
 

This course, usually 30 lessons/week, is an excellent choice if you want to learn as much Italian as possible in a short period of time. You can attend this course at a school in a large city like Rome or Florence, or study at a school in a small town like San Giovanni in Tuscany....
 

This course is 20 lessons/week and is the most popular of all courses, as it allows you plenty of free time, whilst still being ‘intensive�enough to ensure you make rapid progress with your Italian....
 

This course is just 10 or 15 lessons/week, ideal for students who do not want to spend too much time in class....
 

Roman Architecture has certainly stood the test of time. Prototypical Roman arches, domes, and columns are still commonly used throughout the world today. Architecture professionals and students have the opportunity to learn the Italian Language as it relates to Architecture in the ancient, powerful city of Rome during AmeriSpan’s two-week Italian Architecture program. After identifying the bas......
 

Many of the principals of banking used globally today were first developed as far back as the second century A.D. in the ancient capital of Rome. Today Rome is still the financial capital of Italy and an ideal place to learn the Italian language in relation to the banking profession. AmeriSpan’s two-week Italian Banking program aims to provide Banking professionals and students with the basic v......
 

Ancient Roman law had a profound influence on the legal system in most of continental Europe as well as the English legal system still practiced today in Great Britain and North America. Legal professionals and students from around the world convene in Rome for AmeriSpan’s two-week Italian Law program. Participants can customize their language study depending on their specific area of interest.......
 

4 hrs/day classes (20 hrs/wk) Group classes (max 12) Shared room with host family 2 meals daily Some organized activities Emergency message service Additional Options (extra cost): Airport pick-up Apartment instead of host family (no meals) Private room upgrade One-on-one classes ...
 

If you really want an intensive Italian language program, consider this option. In the mornings you will take Italian language classes in a group setting. Then after a break for lunch you will come back for an additional 1 to 2 classes per day of private Italian language instruction. The individual classes can be used to review what was covered in the mornings, move on to new topics, or can be ......
 

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