Study Italian in Florence
Description
Florence considers itself to be the birthplace of European culture. This was where the Renaissance originated, ultimately influencing the entire cultural and spiritual life of Europe. The remnants of this past are everywhere - in the large number of Renaissance palazzi, the Ponte Vecchio, the Uffizi galleries - to mention but a few. The liveliness of present-day Florence is evident in the street cafes and bars, the markets and the uninhibited temperament of the inhabitants, who are undisturbed by the streams of tourists flowing through their city.
Highlights
We teach the language you need to communicate in real life. You do exercises to improve your fluency and your accuracy. And then we provide activities which require real communication. We pay very careful attention to the degrees of control in the practice leading from initial presentation of new language towards realistic communicative use of that language. Working in the other direction, we use communicative activities to identify your need for practice in accuracy or in fluency.