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The course

Eight months to speak Italian.

From October to May, an intensive course designed to take you from zero to B2, the level required by Italian universities.

Months of teaching
8
CEFR levels
4
Per day
3 h
Days per week
4
01

The programme

Four levels, two months each. A single progression designed to take you to the certification exam and to the doors of Italian universities.

  1. A1

    October → November

    Foundations

    Alphabet, pronunciation, first sentences. Introducing yourself, ordering at a café, finding your way around an Italian city.

  2. A2

    December → January

    Everyday independence

    Past tenses, short narratives, reading simple texts and holding conversations at the market or in the office.

  3. B1

    February → March

    A voice of your own

    Subjunctive mood, articulate opinions, reading newspapers and short essays. We prepare you for academic life.

  4. B2

    April → May

    Ready for university

    Academic Italian, writing complex texts, understanding university lectures. You are ready to enroll.

02

A typical week

Monday to Thursday, three hours a day. Friday is free for individual study, review, and — above all — rest.

Monday Class (3 hours)
Tuesday Class (3 hours)
Wednesday Class (3 hours)
Thursday Class (3 hours)
Friday Free

The exact schedule will be shared after enrollment, based on the time zone and preferences of the group.

03

Not just grammar

Every week we include moments dedicated to Italian culture. It's not "extra": it's part of the journey.

  • Italian cinema: from the classics of Fellini to contemporary film
  • Music: from opera to singer-songwriters, from Måneskin to De André
  • Cooking: not just recipes — the gastronomic geography of Italy
  • History and art: what you need to understand what you'll see in Italy
  • Everyday life: gestures, silences, sayings, superstitions
  • Current affairs: reading an Italian newspaper together each week
04

After the exam: the university

Once the course ends, we don't leave you. We begin the most important phase together: enrollment at an Italian university.

Choosing the university

We help you choose the university best suited to your goals, among Italy's ~100 institutions.

Documents in Lebanon

Declaration of value, Hague apostille, sworn translations. We explain what you need and where to get it.

Universitaly procedure

We guide you step by step through pre-enrollment on the Universitaly portal and the choice of your consulate.

Study visa

We help you prepare the study visa application: documents, bookings, consular appointment.

Arriving in Italy

Advice on housing, residence permit, tax code, opening a bank account, public transport.

05

Frequently asked

Is the course online or in person?
The course runs in a hybrid format, with live online classes and some in-person meetings in Beirut for those who can attend.
Do I need to know some Italian already?
No. We start from zero (level A1). Those with some background can start at the appropriate level — we offer a free placement test before enrollment.
How much does the course cost?
Contact us for the current price list and instalment options. We offer favourable terms for students.
Will I receive an official certification?
At the end of the course we prepare you for an official certification (CILS, CELI or PLIDA), recognised by Italian universities.
Do I need a B2 certification to enroll at university?
Yes — most Italian universities require B2 for international students. Some accept B1, others require C1: we advise on a case-by-case basis.
What happens if I miss a class?
All classes are recorded: you can catch up whenever you want. We're always available for questions via chat.
Is university enrollment included in the price?
Orientation and enrollment support are included. University fees and consular costs are borne by the student.

The next course starts in October.

Classes are small to guarantee personal attention. Secure your seat.

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