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Adult Learners - Language Schools in Italy
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| Accademia Leonardo (Salerno, Italy)
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Italian Language School Accademia Leonardo is situated in a historic noble building in the historical center of the City of Salerno. One side of the school looks out upon the city'...
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| Cultura Italiana (Bologna, Italy)
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The school is situated in the centre of Bologna, a medieval town of Etruscan origin, the beauty of which is still undiscovered by mass tourism. In the 11 bright classrooms, Cultura...
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| Dilit (Rome, Italy)
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Dilit (Divulgazione Lingua Italiana), established in 1974, was one of the first language schools in Italy to teach Italian as a Foreign Language and has established itself as one o...
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| Istituto Venezia (Venice, Italy)
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The school is located in a historical building with a huge terrace and 7 class rooms, just in the very centre of Venice. The area is the well-known Venetian square, Campo Santa Mar...
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| Romanica (Modena, Italy)
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Romanica is a school for the study of the Italian language. It is the ideal place to begin or continue one’s study of Italian and to use the language as an entryway to an understan...
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| Scuola Toscana (Florence, Italy)
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In the past 15 years, more than 8000 foreign students have discovered the Italian language and the Italian culture at the Scuola Toscana, and time and again we hear from them that ...
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| Sorrento Lingue (Sorrento, Italy)
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Sorrento Lingue Institute is located in the very heart of Sorrento and aims to open the doors of new experiences and opportunities through the cultivation of language, to broaden h...
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| Tiberius (Rimini, Italy)
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Learning a foreign language, in this case Italian, means, above all, coming into contact with a new cultural-social reality. Tiberius' courses offer this kind of direct contact, no...
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