The New Italian Language Courses 2009
For the new year 2009, the school Leonardo da Vinci, leader in the sector of Italian language teaching for foreign students, renews itself and adds to its list, new courses to learn the Italian language and culture in a really special way.
Florence, Italy, December 18, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Every year the School Leonardo da Vinci in Florence, leader in the field of Italian language teaching for foreigners, offers a rich programme full of courses of any kind, which introduce students in a complete study of Italian culture and language.
But for the year 2009, the school has enriched its calendar with some new courses. The brand new courses of this year are "La Dolce Vita" and "Professional Italian Cooking Courses", two young courses thought for young students who come from all over the world, whose desire is to learn Italian language and culture in an alternative way.
“La Dolce Vita” is a really particular course dedicated to the students of all ages, whose desire is to learn Italian language allowing themselves at the same time a relaxing holiday entirely dedicated to culture. The purpose of this course is to encourage and stimulate the speaking skills in Italian language of students, so that they soon will be able to converse with people without difficulty, through a long series of cultural activities and guided tours.
The course lasts one week and participants will have the chance to choose to attend it in the cities of Florence, Milan, Rome or Siena.
“Professional Italian Cooking Courses” on the other hand, is a very particular course which introduces students in the study of Italian language, taking advantage of one of the most famous aspects of Italian culture: the cuisine. The course of Professional Cooking starts every two weeks in the schools of Florence and Rome, and consists of three levels, from the simplest one (Level I), which lasts 4 weeks, to the intermediate level II, which lasts 8 weeks, to the last one, the professional level (level III) which has a duration of 12 weeks and offers 100 hours of Italian language lessons and 84 lessons of professional cuisine.
In addition, for the year 2009 some courses have been added in other venues of the school. For example the “Small Group Intensive Italian Language Course” and the “Course for Italian-language Teachers” now are available also in the school of Milan, whereas the “Preparatory Course for Fashion and Design Academies” from next year will be accessible also in Florence.
So, there’s a lot of changes and innovations for the new year at Italian language School Leonardo da Vinci. All the information about the courses for 2009 are available on the school’s website.
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But for the year 2009, the school has enriched its calendar with some new courses. The brand new courses of this year are "La Dolce Vita" and "Professional Italian Cooking Courses", two young courses thought for young students who come from all over the world, whose desire is to learn Italian language and culture in an alternative way.
“La Dolce Vita” is a really particular course dedicated to the students of all ages, whose desire is to learn Italian language allowing themselves at the same time a relaxing holiday entirely dedicated to culture. The purpose of this course is to encourage and stimulate the speaking skills in Italian language of students, so that they soon will be able to converse with people without difficulty, through a long series of cultural activities and guided tours.
The course lasts one week and participants will have the chance to choose to attend it in the cities of Florence, Milan, Rome or Siena.
“Professional Italian Cooking Courses” on the other hand, is a very particular course which introduces students in the study of Italian language, taking advantage of one of the most famous aspects of Italian culture: the cuisine. The course of Professional Cooking starts every two weeks in the schools of Florence and Rome, and consists of three levels, from the simplest one (Level I), which lasts 4 weeks, to the intermediate level II, which lasts 8 weeks, to the last one, the professional level (level III) which has a duration of 12 weeks and offers 100 hours of Italian language lessons and 84 lessons of professional cuisine.
In addition, for the year 2009 some courses have been added in other venues of the school. For example the “Small Group Intensive Italian Language Course” and the “Course for Italian-language Teachers” now are available also in the school of Milan, whereas the “Preparatory Course for Fashion and Design Academies” from next year will be accessible also in Florence.
So, there’s a lot of changes and innovations for the new year at Italian language School Leonardo da Vinci. All the information about the courses for 2009 are available on the school’s website.
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0039055290306
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