Italian Courses in Italy, in Bologna

General Italian 20 hours in group in the morning + 5 hours of private courses focused on LAW (subject is adapted to the client need) Who is it for? This course is designed for those students who are already experts in the field of law in their own language and who are interested in the language of law in Italian for professional reasons or study.Content and programme? The program focuses on different areas of law, aiming at providing students with the basic vocabulary and professional expressions that are most often used. Since it is held that a dry presentation of vocabulary on the subject matter would be of little practical use, each of the fields will be covered through the analysis of "texts". After identifying the basic technical vocabulary and expressions, the student is helped to assimilate them through targeted exercises and discussions.

Italian Plus courses combine Italian lessons with a specialized activity.The 16 hours of Painting, Ceramics or Drawing may be divided 1 or 2 weeks.This course includes 2 weeks of General Italian (23 H/W).

Italian Plus courses combine Italian lessons with a specialized activity.

Italian Plus courses combine Italian lessons with a specialized activity.

Italian Plus courses combine Italian lessons with a specialized activity.The 10 hours of Painting, Ceramics or Drawing may be divided 1 or 2 weeks.This course includes 2 weeks of General Italian (23 H/W).

Italian Plus courses combine Italian lessons with a specialized activity.

20 hours of General Italian + 5 hours of scientific subjects in private courses Italian for Academic Purposes courses provide language instruction for students who wish to study at a university where Italian is the language of instruction. Language skills addressed include: listening comprehension, fluency development, oral intelligibility, reading, grammar, writing, and vocabulary development for University levels.Level: A2+/B1 (pre-intermediate+) Students with a lower level need to take a general Italian course first