Italian test preparation courses in Italy

ELLCI offers Specialized Courses of Italian Language which let the students acquire specific competences and lexicons that enable them to face specific linguistic situations. The courses include visits to companies and places of interest.

This course will help you to prepare to CILS exam. The course consists of 15 hours with the teacher in mini groups .

CILS-Exam (Preparation Course) 4 group hours per day from 9am to 12:40pm plus 2 hours individual lesson in the afternoon every day, a total of 30 teaching hours per week. One teaching hour in the morning is 50 minutes long, in the afternoon 60 minutes.

Laboling organises CILS exam preparation courses. The programme aims to allow the student to develop the linguistic skills necessary to pass the exam.

ELLCI offers Specialized Courses of Italian Language which let the students acquire specific competences and lexicons that enable them to face specific linguistic situations. The courses include visits to companies and places of interest.

This course consists 4 hours of individual tuition per day, resulting in 20 hours per week. The minimum duration of this course is one week.

Madrelingua Italian Language School is an official center for CILS exams. The Certificazione di Italiano come Lingua Straniera (CILS) exams are one of the two types of Italian language exam available in Italy and internationally: CILS exams are organised by the University of Siena for Foreigners and are recognised by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Madrelingua Italian Language School is an official center for CILS exams. The Certificazione di Italiano come Lingua Straniera (CILS) exams are one of the two types of Italian language exam available in Italy and internationally: CILS exams are organised by the University of Siena for Foreigners and are recognised by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

This course prepares students for the official CILS exam (Certification of Italian as a Foreign Language), which can be taken at six different levels. This preparation course lasts six weeks and consists of four hours of lessons per day for the first four weeks, and six hours of lessons per day for the last two weeks.

Group lessons: 45 minutes each Individual lessons: 60 minutes each. This course is specifically for the preparation for the CILS, CELI or CERTIT (Certificate in Italian as a second language) exam from the University for foreigners of Siena, Perugia and Rome.

Scuola Leonardo da Vinci organizes preparation courses for foreign students who wish to attend University in Italy. Some universities require students to take an entrance exam in order to be accepted into a specific program/major.

The “Firenze” Diploma Examination Course consists of 80 lessons of Intensive Italian Language Course (4 lessons per day/20 lessons per week) plus 40 lessons of examination preparation (2 lessons per day/10 lessons per week), for a total of 120 lessons in 4 weeks. Students can prepare for one of these levels: DELI-A1 and A2 (elementary levels) DILI-B1 and B2 (intermediate levels) DALI-C1 and C2 (advanced levels) DILC-B1 (Business examination – intermediate level) DALC-C1 (Business examination – advanced...

Scuola Leonardo da Vinci organizes preparation courses for foreign students who wish to attend University in Italy. Some universities require students to take an entrance exam in order to be accepted into a specific program/major.

The “Firenze” Diploma Examination Course consists of 80 lessons of Intensive Italian Language Course (4 lessons per day/20 lessons per week) plus 40 lessons of examination preparation (2 lessons per day/10 lessons per week), for a total of 120 lessons in 4 weeks. Students can prepare for one of these levels: DELI-A1 and A2 (elementary levels) DILI-B1 and B2 (intermediate levels) DALI-C1 and C2 (advanced levels) DILC-B1 (Business examination – intermediate level) DALC-C1 (Business examination – advanced...

Scuola Leonardo da Vinci organizes preparation courses for foreign students who wish to attend University in Italy. Some universities require students to take an entrance exam in order to be accepted into a specific program/major.