• 9 am - 10:30 am
• 30-minute break
• 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

• group lessons: 9 am - 10:30 am
• 30-minute break
• 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

• individual lessons: 12:45am - 2:15pm (5 times in two weeks)

• group lessons: 9 am - 10:30 am
• 30-minute break
• 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

• individual lessons: 12:45am - 2:15pm (every day)

• At the end of each course, students with regular attendance receive the certificate of attendance indicating the level of proficiency attained
• At the end of 3rd ability level, students who passed a test receive the "Certificato di Conoscenza della Lingua Italiana".
• At the end of 5th ability level, students who passed a test receive the "Diploma di Lingua Italiana".
• Diplomas "Firenze" of the Accademia Italiana di Lingua (AIL):
• DELI - basic level: at the end of the first ability level
• DILI - intermediate level: at the end of the third ability level
• DALI - advanced level: at the end of the sixth ability level
• DALC - Diploma of Business language, advanced level: at the end of the sixth ability level

• dinners, which enable teachers and students to get to know each other better
• guided visits in Art History
• film evenings at school
• day and half-day excursions
• spaghetti parties on the beach

• Half-day excursion to the Pisa, Lucca, Pietrasanta, Torre del Lago Puccini, normally every week.
• Dinners with the school in a typical Versilian trattoria: students and teachers have a good chance to get to know each other; every 2 weeks (at cost price).
• Free cinema italiano: every 2 weeks.• The Italian music: an afternoon listening to Italian music and learning about different groups and singers; every 2 weeks.

Accommodation in a shared apartment

You share an apartment or part of a house, either with other students from our school, with other Italian students, or with the owner.

Kitchen and bathroom are of common use.

The apartments are furnished and the kitchens are supplied with all essential kitchen utilities (cutlery, plates, pans etc.).

You can prepare your meals separately or together with your flatmates and fellow students.

Electricity, gas water, local costs and taxes are included in the price.

The apartments are cleaned before your arrival. During the stay, you and your flatmates are responsible for the cleaning of your room and of the rooms used in common (kitchen and bathroom).

Normally there is no telephone in the apartment.

You should bring some food with you when you arrive on Sunday and Monday morning, as food stores are closed on Sundays.

Italy uses a 220 Volts/AC system. Plugs may differ from those in your home country and it’s possible that you need an adapter.

• easily found at the TAXI stations, which are always in front of the train station and the airport
• the best way to bring your luggage to your ‘new home’
• not expensive