Language courses

The courses are open to all those who wish to learn a foreign language or improve their knowledge of a language they already know, and are aimed at creating and developing communication skills through the teaching method and the goals stated by the CEFR – Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

The duration and attendance of the courses depend on the type of language chosen, the linguistic skills and abilities already possessed by the students in the foreign or Italian language, on their capacity for linguistic progression, and the linguistic-cultural level they aim to achieve.
Both individual and group courses are organized according to the students' availability of time. Group courses are preferably held in the pre-evening or evening hours to allow working students to participate regularly in accordance with a weekly schedule that will be defined with the teacher.

The initial assessment test will be followed by an intermediate test with the function of monitoring the quality of the students' learning process and of detecting any gaps that need to be filled. At the end of the course, a final test will be proposed in order to evaluate the students' actual learning of the topics covered during the course and to determine the achievement of the initially requested linguistic and cultural target. Upon passing the final test, an overall assessment sheet and a certificate of attendance, reflecting the level of linguistic and cultural knowledge and skills attained by each student, will be issued.