Learning Italian in Rome or Milan
Do you live in Rome or Milan?
Are you studying or working there and have problems with Italian language?
Don’t worry, now learning Italian is easy, thanks to Scuola Leonardo da Vinci, with its venues located just in the centre of Milan and Rome.
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci in fact, leading school in Italian language teaching to foreign students, among its wide offer presents a really special course: “Part Time Twice a Week” Standard Course (http://www.scuolaleonardo.com/
This evening course has a minimum duration of 8 weeks (which can be extended) and it’s especially suitable for those who already live, study or work in Rome or Milan, and have a short time to dedicate to the study of Italian language.
The school in fact, offers to participants the opportunity to attend the “Part Time” standard Italian language course during two evenings a week, (4 lessons per week), aimed to practice and improve their speaking skills in Italian language.
In this way, you will have all the necessary time to dedicate to your activities, studies or work, and in addition you will improve your Italian language conversations with colleagues, other students, teachers and it will be also easier to find new friends!
The classes will be divided in groups of 12 participants as a maximum, and we remind you that the courses are held throughout the year on three different levels: beginner, intermediate or advanced according to the students’ knowledge of Italian language.
Next sessions of “Part Time Twice a Week” Standard Course will start on 27th July and on 7th September 2009 in the school locations of Rome and Milan.
So, what are you waiting for? Do not miss the chance to enrol at “Part Time Twice a Week” Standard Course! It will enable you to achieve a good confidence with Italian language, and your conversations will become more brilliant and fluent!
For any further information about dates and prices of the courses please don’t hesitate to contact us at press@scuolaleonardo.net or visit our website: http://www.scuolaleonardo.com/
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