42 Italian & Culture courses in Rome offered by 5 language schools
Price comparison: 1 week Italian & Culture Italian course
Reviews by former students who attended a Italian & Culture course in Rome

The atmosphere, the groups, the teachers, basically everything.
Nice to know ahead of time what the activities are and when.
21 June 2023
Course: Rome for 50+ - 2 weeks
Student age: 50 years

Good teachers with pleasant teaching style, in which you are maximally encouraged to speak the new language yourself. The school is located in a nice building with ample outdoor space with terraces. The 50 plus programme is great fun
At the club you can get good coffee and lunch inexpensively
19 June 2023
Course: Rome for 50+ - 2 weeks
Student age: 57 years

A great concept
15 May 2023
Course: Standard 15 + Cultural Excursions - 2 weeks
Student age: 67 years

Good, nice and fun teacher.
Lots of practice in speaking Italian.
28 September 2022
Course: Rome for 50+ - 2 weeks
Student age: 65 years

Our instructor Monika was excellent. Excellent location in the heart of the historic district of Rome.
Ask for Monika if you are doing private lessons or 2-for-1 private lessons for couples.
30 October 2018
Course: La Dolce Vita 50+ Course - 3 weeks
Student age: 68 years

Combination of language education and cultural program (Dolce Vita). Teachers were motivated and played well into the level of the class. Most of the guides who accompanied us to the events in the D.V. program were excellent, especially Monika who deserves credit for her role.
The school is too lenient on people who are late in class and (even) eat/drink in class. A much more stricter policy on those issues should be implemented (distracts from class). And cutting the line at the coffee machine (why is there only one?) is unacceptable (even when one is from France).
On occasion, somebody from the office broke into class and did a roll-call. In my view, bizzare (what is the purpose?) and a significant distraction. It interrupts class and the teacher and students need time afterwards to get back into the subject.
Communication on aspects of the Dolce Vita program can be better. No notification was given beforehand that we would require to buy bus tickets (not all transportation was included) and when we went to Viterbo and made an artifact, we were not informed when these would arrive at school. Only after we asked questions ourselves, did we get answers (but never from the office...). And they did arrive, but only on the last day (just in time, yes).
10 April 2018
Course: La Dolce Vita 50+ Course - 2 weeks
Student age: 59 years

Multiple school locations in some great locations, good teaching, flexibility and activities.
Each school location has different teaching materials and facilities, but they are not bad.
26 March 2018
Course: Italian Tour - 3 weeks
Student age: 44 years

The friendliness of the staff and the excellent teaching.
I didn't receive a certificate confirming that I had attended the course or the level of study.
15 May 2017
Course: GL Language + Culture - 1 week
Student age: 70 years

Good teachers and friendly staff.
2 January 2017
Course: GL Language + Culture - 3 weeks
Student age: 40 years

Teachers are serious, nice and available
Excellent school. I've decided to go back there to prepare the CILS
3 October 2016
Course: GL/2K Language + Culture - 2 weeks
Student age: 43 years

The teacher was excellent and the class committed and enjoyable.
7 July 2015
Course: GL Language + Culture - 2 weeks
Student age: 31 years

Possibility for language practice in social settings with both professors and other students outside of the structured classes.
The professors and administrators are great--have so much passion for solid teaching and their students' learning experience.
11 May 2015
Course: Rome for 50+ - 2 weeks
Student age: 64 years

activities
30 April 2015
Course: Rome for 50+ - 1 week
Student age: 55 years

location
The first day registration took too long and severely impacted on the already limited time for classes. Also beginners and students with some previous knowledge were mixed in my class which was not what I had wanted or expected.
30 September 2013
Course: La Dolce Vita 50+ Course - 1 week
Student age: 77 years

Teachers
11 July 2012
Course: GL Language + Culture - 4 weeks
Student age: 19 years

Highly organised teaching delivered with enthusiasm and sense of fun
Highly recommended: the director of studies was always available for enquiries and staff were 100% approachable and friendly
27 February 2012
Course: GL/2K Language + Culture - 2 weeks
Student age: 42 years

Teachers, students and the location = very close to Piazza Navona.
The traffic is terrible in Rome, but after a while you get used to it ;)
28 November 2010
Course: Italy Today - Language and Culture Course - 4 weeks
Student age: 24 years

The fantastic city - Rome is totally unbelievable
4 August 2010
Course: GL Language + Culture - 3 weeks
Student age: 37 years

School and teachers are fantastic but it's a bit boring because of age level in groups! but in general it is good
13 August 2009
Course: GL Language + Culture - 3 weeks
Student age: 20 years
FAQ about Italian & Culture courses in Rome
- How much is the cheapest Italian & Culture course in Rome?181€ for 1 weeks is the lowest price for an Italian & Culture course in Rome. The average cost of an Italian & Culture course in Rome is 587€ per week..What is the best language school offering Italian & Culture courses in Rome?Centro Linguistico Italiano Dante Alighieri has received the best overall rating in Rome among all language schools offering Italian & Culture programmes.Which Italian school offers the best rated teaching for Italian & Culture courses in Rome?Scuola Leonardo da Vinci was rated highest for quality of teaching among
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