Looking for a good,recommended italian language course in Rome!

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Member since 26 March 2012

PrincesspMember26 March 2012 08:23:47

Hi there,

I would like to learn Italian at a school in Rome for minimum 3 months this year, but the choices are endless when you do a google search! Can anyone recommend a good,reputable course/school for beginners' italian for adults in Roma????

Thanks in advance!
Rowena.

euroma New member

Member since 23 May 2011

euromaNew member26 March 2012 10:49:20

Hi,

I do have 2 or 3 very good schools in Rome and I can help for getting housing ! How long do you want to come ? do you want to stay all summer in Rome ?

When are you thinking to come ?

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Regards.
Euroma.

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niccobella Active member

Member since 10 December 2008

niccobellaActive member28 March 2012 14:53:11

You can try expats living in Rome - Info here

expatslivinginrome.com/INTENSIVE-ITALIAN.html

theitalianspecialist Active member

Member since 06 February 2011

theitalianspecialistActive member29 March 2012 09:22:47

Ask my blog friend at
ciaoitaliablog.wordpress.com

she will give you good advice !

petradicento Member

Member since 25 June 2014

petradicentoMember25 June 2014 15:37:30

Hi, I'm late (I know) but it may be useful for others...

I would give you this advice: if you are searching for Italian language courses in Italy choose Torre Di Babele.
It is a school of italian language in Rome. It is officially recognized by Education Ministery and it offers DITALS certification (that is the official certification to teach the Italian language in Italy and abroad as well).

It is one of the most interesting schools (based on my friends opinions) 'cause it offers also cooking classes, Italian art lessons and real social life interactions to give you what you really need to learn the real Italian!

Hope to be helpful
Petra

Rheamie Member

Member since 26 September 2014

RheamieMember07 October 2014 10:06:56

How many months is the language course. ?

Alessia Accorrà New member

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Alessia AccorràNew member07 October 2014 11:59:25

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niccobella Active member

Member since 10 December 2008

niccobellaActive member11 October 2014 19:59:09

Depends where you go how long it is. Most schools just continue to the next level With the change over new beginner classes should start each month. Hope that helps.

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