Gap Year Programs in Turin,Italy

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Italian for a While

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IFA Gap Year in Italy: Italian Language & Cultural Immersion

Become Italian for a While—the IFA Gap Year is for students, young adults, graduates, digital nomads, professionals, and more. Immerse yourself in the Italian language, life, and culture while gaining new friends. Take courses at an accredited local university to learn, become confident in Italian,

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Soccer Camps International

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Summer Soccer Camps in Italy with AC Milan, Juventus, Inter

Immerse yourself in the world of Italian "Calcio" with our elite soccer schools in Italy. We offer exclusive access to the training philosophies of three global powerhouses: Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan. Based in the beautiful regions of Northern Italy—including the Turin region, the Milan

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Latest Program Reviews

If you are able to come here, I would!

June 05, 2024by: Elliet Seth

Program: IFA Gap Year in Italy: Italian Language & Cultural Immersion

It was always a dream to come live abroad and experience Italy first hand. Italianforawhile was able to make that dream a reality for me. Coming here has been a life changing experience and I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I’m learning Italian, experiencing the culture, and meeting new friends for life. If you are able to come here, I would!

They were amazing at helping me

June 04, 2024by: Michael

Program: IFA Gap Year in Italy: Italian Language & Cultural Immersion

It has been my dream to return to Italy and to reconnect with my culture after being away for 20 years and Italian for a While made it possible. They were amazing at helping me with the entire process from applying for visa to fitting into the Italian culture, I always felt welcomed and supported, especially if I was finding it difficult to integrate into the culture. All in all, I definitely felt Italian for a while.