Learn. Explore.
Grow in confidence.
First steps, school support, exam preparation and cultural discovery, with tasks and expectations suited to the learner’s age.
Italian for children & teens →Enjoy the conversation, understand the patterns and explore the culture—from a first introduction to confident exam performance.
Explore Italy’s regional voices and traditions, and Italian-speaking Switzerland, alongside the standard language.
First steps, school support, exam preparation and cultural discovery, with tasks and expectations suited to the learner’s age.
Italian for children & teens →Everyday communication, work, travel, exams or a focused skill. A programme built around what you actually need to do.
Italian for adults →For a busy week: focused conversation, one or two feedback priorities and a useful phrase to take away.
Discuss this format →A balanced session with time to warm up, speak, receive feedback and put improvements into practice.
Discuss this format →More room to explore a topic, analyse language if desired and revisit pronunciation, grammar or register.
Discuss this format →Longer sessions, half-day and full-day options, including weekends. Combine practical tasks, feedback and breaks.
Discuss this format →Intensive options can prepare you for life abroad or regular contact with colleagues, friends and family in the language. Frequency, availability and fees are agreed together.
Explore the session plans & weekend intensives →Spoken confidence, clear verb patterns, expressive vocabulary and a living connection to Italian culture.
Present and past tenses; agreeing and disagreeing; pronunciation; turning cultural knowledge into a coherent argument.
Explore authentic voices, everyday etiquette, regional variety and the ideas that shape the culture.
Tell a short story about school or a personal interest, then retell it with different details.
Explain a practical need, discuss options and keep an exchange going when the other person asks for more detail.
We prepare, speak, receive selective feedback and try again. Later, we change the task and revisit the language to see what is becoming easier to use. Explore the fluency routine →
Ciao comes from a Venetian expression connected with “your servant”. Today it is a familiar greeting used when meeting or leaving someone you address informally.
Try it: compare ciao, buongiorno and arrivederci. Who are you speaking to, and what is the situation?
Video lessons and themed language activities for developing Italian step by step.
Visit resource ↗Explore Italian meanings, usage and word origins. Particularly useful when you can work with explanations in Italian.
Visit resource ↗Download official sample papers and assessment guidance. Select the appropriate level and adult or Juniores exam; courses and exam entry are separate.
Visit resource ↗Official example examination papers, answer keys and assessment criteria. Use these to understand tasks rather than assume an old paper matches every current requirement.
Visit resource ↗Explore expert answers to questions about Italian grammar, vocabulary and usage. Best suited to learners comfortable reading explanations in Italian.
Visit resource ↗An official Italian Cultural Institute directory of learning materials, including graded exercises, vocabulary activities and videos. Follow the provider links and check current access or registration requirements.
Visit resource ↗Free Italian courses from the Open University, including everyday introductions and travel. Filter the catalogue by Italian.
Visit resource ↗Tell me your starting point, your interests and what you would like to achieve.