The ideal way to learn Italian is to visit Italy and practise your language skills with the locals.
Many people also combine language learning in Italy
with Italian cooking classes or Italian art and history courses.
Impara:
Ideally situated in Florence, birthplace of the Italian Renaissance in art, Italian
language, architecture and philosophy, the company helps students from all over the world
to find the most appropriate educational program in Italy.
Instituto
Italiano:
Situated in a prestigious XVII century building, Palazzo Testa, on one of the most
beautiful streets in Florence, Via Martelli. Officially recognised by the Italian Ministry
of Public Education, the Institute offers a truly unique environment for all those who
wish to study the Italian language and culture.
Istituto Linguistico Mediterraneo:
Italian language school located in Tuscany, (Pisa and Viareggio). Offers Italian language
courses for foreigners, semester and summer study abroad programs. Also features intensive
courses, individual tutoring, and classes in cooking and art.
Lingua in Riviera:
Italian language school located in the heart of Alghero's old town, in the north-west of
Sardinia. Qualified native-speaking teachers use simple and effective teaching methods
with small groups of 6-8 students in a fun and stimulating atmosphere.
Lingua It:
Italian language school in Verona, Italy. Offering a variety of Italian language courses,
the school's primary objective is to immerse students in the real language and culture of
Italy.
Linguaviva:
Italian language students can choose to spend time studying at more than one school during
their stay in Italy. They can combine courses in Florence, Milan, Syracuse (Sicily) and
Lignano, near Venice.
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