Study and Learn Italian in Italy with Koinè Language School
Italian Language School Koinè: Study Italian in ItalyItalian group lessons are our most common type of Italian language class in Italy. Within a class of no more than 12 students, you will be learning Italian through guided conversation exchanges with other participants from all over the world. | |
Italian Language Class in Italy: Italian Lessons in Florence and Tuscany |
The Italian language lessons in Italy - in Florence, Bologna, Lucca, Cortona and Elba - can vary from 20 hours per week and run from 1 week to 4 weeks. Only group Italian classes in Florence are available for 30 hours per week, six hours per day for classes from 1 to 4 weeks. In Florence and Lucca, classes are organized in small, homogeneous groups of at least 4 students and up to a maximum of 12 participants. In Bologna, Cortona and Elba, class size is limited to 8 students maximum. All of the classes are available in 5 different ability levels, each with its own teaching methods designed specifically for that language level - contact us today to sign up to study Italian in Italy! |
Italian Course in Italy:Learn Italian in Italy |
Italian language classes in Italy are offered all year round in our most popular centers in Tuscany in Florence, Lucca and in Bologna. Italian language group courses in Cortona and Elba are, on the other hand, only offered from Easter to the end of October while individual Italian lessons can be booked in Elba from November through February. |
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In addition to beginning to intermediate Italian courses, we also offer many other courses at five different levels. View our Italian courses, contact us for more information or to reserve your spot today!
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Study Italian in Italy with group classes which concentrate on learning the Italian that you need to engage in daily life. The 
New classes begin every 2 weeks in Florence. If you are not sure which Italian language level you should be placed in, don't worry! Tell us for how long you wish to study and for how many hours per day. Then on your first day of classes, you'll take a written and oral placement test and be placed into the appropriate Italian course for your level.