Italian Courses for Teenagers

Bridge ancient heritage with contemporary flair - learn Italian!

Italian is more than just the official language of Italy; it plays a key part in the cultural landscape and historical heritage of Europe. Spoken by millions, Italian is pivotal in the realms of fashion, culinary arts, and engineering, making it indispensable for professionals engaging with Italy's influential markets.

Engage directly with locals and fellow international learners, experiencing Italy's famed food, history, art and traditions up close. Every day in Italy is an immersive educational experience, fostering understanding of both the language and their celebrated lifestyle. Engaging with the Italian society to this extent provides more than accelerated language learning; it fosters a deep insight into the culture, helping you to navigate spoken or written exchanges proficiently, in a natural way and at ease.

We are here to support every student. Whatever your aims, whether you're looking to expand your educational horizons or advance your career, our programs are designed to seamlessly integrate you into university life or the global job market.

Begin your language journey with Italian with Teenager Camps today!

Where to study Italian in Italy?


Our Path to Italian Fluency

Find your level

Complete beginner or advanced student?
All proficiency levels from A1 to C1 are welcome to start a course with us!

Find your aims

We offer a range of standard, intensive and private language courses for university, business and exam preparation.

Find your home

Immerse yourself culturally with homestay options or enjoy the freedom of self-catering accommodations.

Find your future

Your new, hard-earned language skills will open new doors as you discover the next steps on your journey.

Why learn Italian abroad?

  • Italian in the Professional Landscape
    Proficiency in Italian is increasingly advantageous within global markets, particularly in the realms of fashion, culinary arts, and manufacturing, which are cornerstones of Italy's economic strength. Many global companies, especially luxury brands, value employees who can navigate these sectors with cultural and linguistic fluency. Mastering Italian enhances professional opportunities, facilitating effective exchanges with key European business partners, fostering international relations, and is often essential for career advancement within multinational corporations based in Italy or dealing extensively with Italian partners.
  • Cultural and Educational Advantages
    Italian acts as a gateway to an extraordinary array of cultural heritage, encompassing centuries of art, music, architecture, and literature. Engaging with this rich content through the Italian language provides a deeper appreciation of Italy's influence on Western culture and beyond. Additionally, fluency in Italian offers access to renowned educational institutions known for their humanities and arts programs, enhancing scholarly pursuits and expanding intellectual horizons. Investing in your Italian skills not only enriches your personal growth but also equips you with a distinctive tool for professional development, enabling you to thrive in an increasingly interconnected and culturally diverse global environment.

How to learn Italian abroad?

  • Master the Basics
    In the pursuit of language mastery, starting with a firm grasp of the basics is paramount. Establishing a strong foundation in grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation lays the groundwork for more advanced learning and attaining fluency.

  • Utilize Technology
    Tools such as AI chatbots and language learning apps can provide structured lessons, supplement learning and highlight specific weaknesses in your English ability.

  • Practice Speaking
    Active participation in speaking, despite initial discomfort or fear of making mistakes, is crucial for language growth. Seeking out opportunities for conversation facilitates real-world application and is the quickest way to boost confidence. Soliciting feedback from peers, tutors, or language instructors will also offer valuable insights and strategies for improvement.

  • Write to Improve
    Embracing writing as a means of practice and self-expression further solidifies language skills and reinforces grammatical structures and vocabulary usage.

  • Expand Vocabulary
    Regular exposure to new words and phrases, whether through reading, listening, or vocabulary exercises, broadens linguistic proficiency and enhances expressive capabilities. Similarly, honing listening skills through exposure to podcasts, audiobooks, and news broadcasts sharpens comprehension abilities and acustoms learners to diverse accents and speech patterns.

  • Set Goals
    Setting achievable language learning goals serves as a roadmap for progress and provides a sense of direction and purpose. Tracking milestones and celebrating small victories along the way serves as a source of motivation and encouragement to stay committed to the learning journey.

FAQs about Italian Teenager Camps

The daily routine at the Italian Teenager Camps would look as follows (variations possible):

  • 7:00-8:30 am: Breakfast
  • 9:00-10.30 am: Tuition
  • 10:30-11 am: Break
  • 11:00-12.30: Tuition
  • 12:30-15.00: Lunch Break
  • 13:00-14:30: Tuition or spare time
  • 15:00-18:00 - Afternoon Programme
  • 18:00-19:30: Dinner
  • 20:00-22:00: Evening Programme

The learrning journey continues as soon as classes finish! With our comprehensive leisure programme, students have the opportunity to really discover the chosen destination. A two-week language course generally includes a big variety of activities plus at least one full day of excursion and four half-day activities.

Ofcourse, students are also given some free time to socialise in the afternoons and evenings.

On Campus & Local Activities

  • Art and History Tours: Explore Florence's iconic landmarks, including the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, and Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo's David.
  • Workshops: Participate in art or cooking workshops to learn traditional Italian skills like fresco painting or making pasta.
  • Cultural Walks: Discover Florence's hidden gems, such as Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, and the historic streets of the Oltrarno district.
  • Food Experiences: Enjoy gelato tastings, pizza nights, or a guided tour of Florence's food markets.
  • Outdoor Activities: Relax in the Boboli Gardens or join group games and sports in local parks.

Excursions

  • Day Trips to Nearby Cities: Visit Pisa to see the Leaning Tower, Siena for its medieval charm, or Lucca for its Renaissance walls.
  • Tuscany Adventures: Explore the rolling hills of Tuscany with visits to Chianti vineyards, olive groves, or quaint villages like San Gimignano.
  • Historical Tours: Discover the ancient ruins of Fiesole or the UNESCO World Heritage town of Pienza.
  • Cultural Highlights: Take trips to nearby art hubs like Arezzo or explore the stunning Tuscan countryside on hiking or biking excursions.

During your language study trip in our Florence campus, you will be able to choose between a friendly host family or a residence in your desired language destination, located in the immediate vicinity of the classrooms. So whether you would like to experience living with a local family, or you prefer living with other students, we have an option for everyone.