Afternoon Italian courses in Tuscany

Intensive Individual Course- 10 hrs/week plus optional afternoon activities ( 2/3 times a week ): Language classes: 2 hrs/day Time table: usually 2-4 pm We provide intensive language training for people who want to make a significant improvement in speaking and understanding Italian but who don't have a long period of time to devote to learning Italian or who require “tailor-made” tuition. The classes are carefully designed for your current level of Italian, your individual interests and – on request – for...

The course in home cooking does not have a professional character and is intended to familiarise students with the Italian familiar typically dines. During the course the participants will learn in a practical manner the basic principles of Italian cooking, such as pasta, stews, bread and pizza and the typical dishes of Italian regional cuisine, such as saffron rice from Lombardy and pasta alla Norma from Sicily.

This COurse can start any day of the week. The course consists in theoretical lessons and projection of slides on the history of medieval and renaissance art, with special emphasis on painting, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance and on the works of art of central Italy, more accessible to our students in the Pisa area.

A course of a mainly practical nature aimed at providing basic concepts and information regarding the main Tuscan and Italian wines and their combination with the main dishes of Italian cuisine. This course must be attended together with a language course.

For those who are fascinated by the beauty of Italian monuments and are not satisfied with only a basic understanding of them. Our History of Italian Art course will allow you to learn in depth about the history and social context in which these masterpieces were designed and executed.

Today our daily life can be said to be dominated by photographic images. They appear everywhere: on advertising billboards, in newspapers, on television, and above all via social networks, conditioning our lives more than we are able to fully comprehend.