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Italian training courses and schools
Study Italian as a Foreign Language

School: Bennington College
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ITALIAN
Course Format: Classroom
The Baroque and the Modern The Culture of Everyday Language Italian Children’s Literature and Culture The Italian Opera (L’italiano con l’opera) The Italian Resistance (La Resistenza Italiana) The Mafia and “Amoral Familism�in Italian Life Neorealism and the New Realism Performing Real-World Italian Song and Film from Italy “Subjective�Narrative Svevo and Tozzi The Writi...
 

School: Community College of Rhode Island
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Italian for Business and Travel
Course Format: Classroom
This course is for employees of travel agencies, hotels, motels or inns catering to foreign visitors, those in wholesale/retail or import/export businesses or employees of social service agencies. Visitors to foreign countries may find the course beneficial and informative. Emphasis is placed on the living language and on common verbal expressions for basic communication, such as greetings, gen...
 

School: Lehigh Carbon Community College
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Intermediate Italian
Course Format: Classroom
Prerequisite: Introductory Italian or comparable experience If you have taken the introductory course or can speak a little Italian, this course will help you advance your skills. Grammar will be taught as it is needed to increase your speaking ability.
 

Beginning Italian
Course Format: Classroom
A practical approach to the Italian language with an emphasis on acquisition of a useful vocabulary. Potential tourists, travel agents, business people, and home/patient-care providers can benefit from a working knowledge of this language. Participants will gain insight into the Italian culture and traditions.
 

School: Rogue Community College
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Italian Conversation
Course Format: Classroom
Reviews and increases Italian listening and speaking skills and cultural understanding. Emphasizes cultural values, fosters a sense of community and collaboration, improves communication skills in regard to the global community as well as the increasingly diverse local community. Students will demonstrate these skills corresponding to the novice-mid to novice-high level of the ACTFL (American C...
 

Italian
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces basic skills in reading and speaking; includes elementary exercises in grammar, reading and composition. Special attention is given to developing aural comprehension and to developing cultural awareness. Must be taken in sequence.
 

School: Lake Superior College
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Italian, Beyond the Beginning
Course Format: Classroom
This class is designed for students who have basic Italian language skills and want to further their conversational abilities. About the Instructor: Tommaso Forosetti, a native Italian who makes his home in Florence Italy, will be a visiting instructor of Italian language at Lake Superior College this fall. Mr. Forosetti is the Italian Department Coordinator for CAPA (Center for Academic P...
 

Beginning Italian
Course Format: Classroom
This language class is designed for students with no prior experience in Italian language. Its concentration is on the rudiments of the Italian language (pronunciation, basic grammar and communicative functions) to allow students to develop the basic language skills and foundation for conversation.
 

School: Bowdoin College
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Italian
Course Format: Classroom
The Italian section of the Romance Languages Department offers courses in Italian language, literature, and culture. In addition to focusing on developing students’ fluency in Italian, the department provides students with a broad understanding of the cultures and literatures of Italy and Italian America through a curriculum designed to prepare students either for international work or for...
 

School: The University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education
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Italian Language & Culture
Course Format: Classroom
Conduct simple conversations, read common words, pronounce vowel sounds properly, and speak phrases and ask questions used in everyday life. Explore the world of Italian food, customs, and culture.
 

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