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"patient warm helpful teacher"
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The Percorsi d’Italiano team has many years of teaching experience, both internationally and in Italy.
Our experience drawing up study programs for embassies, cultural institutes, religious institutions, universities, and international companies convinced us of the need to offer courses dedicated to the linguistic, professional and cultural needs of foreigners coming to Rome for business or leisure.
Learning a new language is a journey (percorso) of constant discovery.
At Percorsi d’Italiano, we offer custom language courses to take students beyond the mere assimilation of grammar rules. Students come into direct contact with everyday life in Italy, through both practical and cultural experiences.
As well as offering our unique, tailor-made programmes, featuring our proprietary learning-on-the-move methodology, we also offer courses in Italian for business use.
Learning on the move: Interactive Italian courses both in class and out about town.
Our “Learning on the move” Italian classes blend the best of both worlds for learning the Italian language by obtaining the basics in class and by further learning and applying on the move around town. During classroom lessons, your understanding of grammar will deepen, but the main objective of our courses is communication, which is what we elicit by inspiring you to ask and discuss things seen along the way of our walks from buildings to piazzas, cafés to churches, or architecture to archaeology.
We develop our “percorsi” or journeys according to the input and interests of students, to include walks that provide practical experiences or from a more cultural angle.
With our “Learning on the move” method, participants will gain:
a more concrete foundation: I see, I learn, I use, I memorize… I speak.
greater fulfillment: I learn new words, new structures and use right away what I’ve learned so that I am actually speaking Italian immediately which builds confidence and provides immediate satisfaction.
A fun experience: the streets, squares, palaces, Roman markets, etc, become more attractive, stimulating and lively and it’s more fun than learning in just a closed classroom.
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