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Italian for Beginners Stage 2
COURSE OVERVIEW
The main aim of Italian for Beginners is to help you learn the basics of the language and build a strong foundation for further study. You will cover essential vocabulary and grammar topics that will enable you to communicate in everyday situations that you might encounter whilst travelling in Italy.
Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to:
• Develop your confidence in using Italian in a variety of everyday settings such as introducing yourself, ordering food and drink, getting by in tourist situations, and talking about your hobbies and interests.
• Practise your listening and speaking skills through a variety of interactive activities, including dialogues, role plays, and audio exercises.
• Develop your reading and writing skills through comprehension tasks and short written assignments.
• Learn about different aspects of Italian life and culture.
To get the most out of this course it is advisable to take stages 1 and 2 which will enable you to build and consolidate your knowledge and skills of the language. By the end of the year, you should feel more confident in your ability to understand and speak at a basic level. We hope you enjoy the journey and wish you much success in your studies!
To join our Italian for Beginners Stage 2 (January-March 2025) you do not have to have completed Italian for Beginners Stage1 with us, however you will need 20 hours of previous study of the language in an adult setting, or previous learning of a similar length.
This course starts on Tuesday 14 January 2025 (19:00 – 21:00)
Please note this course does not run in the college half term or end of term breaks.
FURTHER INFORMATION
If enrolling for Italian for Beginners Stage 2 (January-March 2025) you do not have to have completed Italian for Beginners Stage1 with us, however you will need 20 hours of previous study of the language in an adult setting, or previous learning of a similar length.
Your tutor will advise on further options for study.
Continuous classroom assessment based on Recognising and Recording Progress and Achievement (RARPA).
Course fees: £140
Please bring with you to the first session a pen and a notebook.
Your tutor will advise you of the textbook for this course at your first class.
To book a place select ‘Apply Online’ in the Course Overview section on the website.
We have limited onsite parking; however, we are very close to public transport links.
Please see Travelling to Chichester College | Chichester College for details.