International House:
Rome - Dilit

"The system to teach in that school is very bad,but the teachers re fantastic."

I like the teachers, i like the group, i meat my gfr, location is fine, all is great.. But the programme, system, lessons without any tests for new worlds,not a lot of execises for writing, writing, i will never recomended that school, but the teachers i will. People who working there so kind, so nice, friendly, wish to help u always! everything, but, Jesus (!), the system... Plus always print/coppy,no books... thank you

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"One month in Rome"

Classes - Overall I enjoyed the class. The size of the class was reasonable and the students and teachers were all lovely. However, I would say that more attention needs to be given to developing the lesson plan for beginner students. The school has a presumption that all students have at some point, prior to arriving, undertaken italian language training and learnt basic grammer rules. As it would appear, many students in my class had never taken Italian before Rome and struggled day to day in understanding what the teacher said about sentence construction and grammar rules. This needs to be addressed as many students were frustrationed and confused during their class, and felt like they could not progress further under these circumstances. Teachers - all very professional and approachable. Location - brillant location as it was very close to the main train station, Termini. Facilities - the computers were outdated. New ones need to be brought in. Activities - the activities were great. I particularly loved the passegiattes (Italian historical walks) Housing - my apartment was not that far from the school, but I would have prefered to have been put in accommodation, somwhere in the city so that I could walk around and enjoy the sights of Rome a lot more.

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