Inclusive and intuitive, the Dante.global method is oriented towards know-how. Tailor-made for the student and his/her needs, our courses have a strong communicative imprint: our experienced teachers will guide you through the harmonious development of four fundamental skills: reading, listening, speaking and writing. Studying Italian using the Dante.global method also allows students to develop cultural and intercultural skills and come into direct contact with contemporary Italian.

Our activities are designed specifically to develop pragmatic competence, and alternate teaching materials and authentic materials, such as songs, magazines, films, TV series and much more. At any time of the lesson, the student will be able to practise the language in real situations of study, work or free time, in an interactive and fun environment.

The linguistic skills acquired thanks to our courses will allow those who wish to take the PLIDA exam and obtain a certification that is valid and recognised throughout the world.

If you want to learn Italian for study purposes, to work in the world of art, fashion or music, to improve your profession or just through love of the 'Bel Paese', you will find the right course to achieve your goals with the Società Dante Alighieri.

The face-to-face courses of the Società Dante Alighieri's Italian language schools differ in duration, number of hours, weekly attendance and objectives.

The courses aim to provide students with the necessary tools for effective integration into the social, professional or academic environment. They are based on an integrated method geared towards building knowledge with the students and developing skills in order to use the language correctly, effectively and appropriately. From selected inputs (teaching materials enriched with digital and multimedia content) students explore and discover the language through the expert guidance of the teacher.

Teacher and students create the learning pathway in synergy.
Classroom time is accompanied by complementary cultural activities, such as educational outings, project work (cooperative activities to be carried out in groups outside the classroom with certain 'tasks' negotiated with the students), watching films, guided reading of the newspaper to understand the main contents of Italian current affairs, graded readers and more.