Cultural Immersion & Language Classes for Adults

Summer 2026 Term Schedule

Classes begin June 22, 2026
*note dates on specific classes

Notes:

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Fall Term is our next term and begins the week of September 14, 2026. Registration is up typically around a month and two weeks before the term starts. Sign up for our newsletter to find out as soon as registration posts.

Beginner Italian Classes

Whether you are planning a trip to Italy, learning the language for work, or simply embracing the beautiful Italian language and culture, our beginner classes will provide the framework that is necessary to communicate effectively in real-life situations.

Beginner 1 - This is for those new or almost new to the language. No placement test is required.

Beginner 2 & 3 build on the skills built in Beginner 1. You need to have completed the previous class or pass a placement test to register in Beginner 2 or Beginner 3.

See descriptions below for what is covered in each class and click on the schedule to see current class options.


Beginner-Intermediate

Students entering the Beginner-Intermediate level of Italian will need to have completed Beginner 3 to enroll or pass a placement test. Students will continue to delve deeper into the Italian language, mastering language around daily activities, interpersonal communication, and in-depth grammar.

See below for class descriptions and schedule below.


Intermediate Classes

Students entering the Intermediate level of Italian should have finished our Beginner-Intermediate 3 or have completed a placement test. Students in our Intermediate level will continue to deepen their conversational Italian and learn more complicated grammar concepts.

Note the descriptions below for what will be covered in each level and see the schedule for which classes are offered this term.


Intermediate-Advanced Classes

Students entering the Intermediate Advanced classes must have completed the previous level or have passed a placement test. Students will focus on refining their Italian language skills not only by studying the nuances of the language, but also by understanding the cultural context.

Note the descriptions below for what will be covered in each level and see the schedule for which classes are offered this term.


Advanced Classes

At the Advanced Level, students collaborate as a class and in small groups to write short compositions on a variety of topics, which they will share and discuss among themselves. The student will practice, perfect, and strengthen their Italian knowledge through class based assignments and activities. The classroom atmosphere is one of openness, where students work together and make mistakes together, all with the common goal of gaining fluency in Italian.