2 Best Live Online Italian Courses

The Standard course, or the Complete course, refers to Piccola’s Italian language program in which both grammar and oral expression are developed together on a weekly routine of 20 lessons. Since this programme can be started on almost any Monday of the year, you will be able to jump in at any time. All students who sign up will be asked to take a placement test that measures the level of their current Italian language abilities. The maximum number of students per group is just 8, guaranteeing that you’ll have plenty of opportunities to participate verbally in your lessons and be able to resolve your questions and doubts. – 1st lesson from 09:00 – 10:50 or from 14:00 – 15:50. – 2nd lesson from 11:10 – 13:00 or from 16:10 – 18:00. If a group of at least 3 students at the same linguistic level cannot be formed, then this student will be placed in a 2 to 1 course or will receive private tuition with the number of lessons reduced by half and will have 2 hours of daily lessons: 1 hour of grammar and 1 hour of conversation with the same teacher.The course includes 4 lessons of 55 minutes each (with a 20-minute break) in small groups from a minimum of 3 to a maximum of 8 students; the lessons have both a grammar and a conversation component. The focus of the content is on the structure and rules of grammar, practical exercises such as forming sentences, games, quizzes and written texts, expanding vocabulary, idioms, reading texts on the various topics of Italian culture such as cooking, wine, music, cinema, roleplays, acted out everyday situations, conversation and the use of different methods of communication, direct listening, analysis of the different faces and facets of Italy. For intermediate and advanced participants active newspaper readings are used. Discussions about topics from the world of art, culture, current affairs, politics and society. As a rule, the 4 hours daily are divided into 2 hours of grammar and 2 hours of conversation, so the language student gets to know and immerses himself in the 4 pillars of language optimally: speaking, understanding, reading, writing.