Standard (Milan)

Lessons per week: 20

Duration in weeks: 2 - 3 - 4 - additional week

Tuition fees 2006: € 320 - € 480 - € 640 - € 160

Starting dates 2006: 09.01 - 03.07 - 06.02 - 31.07 - 06.03 - 28.08

Description

Work is in a small group and covers all aspects of the language with a particular emphasis on developing communicative skills in speaking and writing. Each group is taught by two teachers a day in order to ensure more varied and stimulating instruction. As no translation is used in the classroom you will be quickly able to understand and express yourself in Italian. Each level can be completed in 4 weeks. At the end of each course after successful completion of a test you can progress to the next level.

Lessons 20 hours per week, 4 lessons per day Monday through Friday. Each lesson lasts 50 minutes. From 9.00 to 12.40 or 14.00 – 17.40.

Duration 2 - 48 weeks

Groups Max. 12 students

Levels There are 10 available levels from absolute beginner to advanced.

Starting dates Students having some previous knowledge of Italian may enrol to begin their course on any Monday.

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Milan’s pace of life is quicker than most Italian cities.

Milan, the style capital of Italy, is an elegant city with its wide, tree-lined boulevards and graceful architecture.

With nearly two million inhabitants, it is not only the economic, financial and banking capital of Italy but also brings to mind culture, La Scala, fashion, design and technology.

But above all Milan is a young city!

There are many aspects of Milan which make it a stimulating place: the dynamic night life, the characteristic atmosphere of the Navigli, the central streets with their shop windows, the fashion and the intense cultural life.

Whether buying or just looking, shopping is a real pleasure in Milan. As well as the window displays of the leading national and international fashion designers you can find small shops throughout the city.

Milan is the acknowledged capital of interior and industrial design and a paradise for enthusiast, who can spend their free time browsing in the numerous shops and showrooms throughout the city. The lovers of antiques will love the Brera and Navigli quarters, where regular outdoor antique markets are held even if Milan has numerous antique shops and workshops.

You can learn Italian language in Milan for your profession, for your further studies or simply for pleasure. Milan is a very lively city where you can easily get to know a lot of different people and so practise the Italian language you have learnt at Linguadue.