Italian schools in San Remo

2 Best Italian Language Schools in San Remo in 2024 (from NZ$ 430)

2 reviews

Welcome to the Centro Italiano di cultura Fabrizio De André Sanremo. The school is the only branch, in the whole province, of the University of Siena and the only center allowed to certify the Italian language for foreigners thanks to the international exam CILS. This is because all our teachers have high-level teaching profile, all with master University education and master DITALS than confirm the highest ability to teach the Italian language to foreigners. Our lessons are provided using a unique method that combines daily grammar review and activities were to use the language.

starting price
NZ$ 430

25 reviews

Omnilingua is a professional school that prides itself on its family atmosphere. Learning Italian at OMNILINGUA provides professional language and cultural studies in the perfect Italian environment: sole, mare and la dolce vita. Our school is staffed by a team of qualified teachers whose aim is to provide high-quality, stimulating Italian language lessons for foreign learners. The school also organizes an extensive and interesting cultural and social programme. We are located in the center of the famous and lovely city of Sanremo - Italy's famous resort town is surrounded by an enchanting landscape of rock cliffs and the beautiful blue Ligurian Sea. Commonly known as "La Città della Pace" (Town of Peace) or the "Town of Flowers", Sanremo was recently appointed home for the world association of the "Nobel Peace Prize". Its lively centre is characterised by the famous "Ariston Theatre" wide promenades of palms, elegant boutiques, and typical Italian markets. The beautiful historical centre of Sanremo is a perfect example of late-medieval Italian architecture. Our school is recognised by ASILS (Association of Italian schools as a second language) and has received "Excellence Awards" for outstanding customer services.

starting price
NZ$ 631

Recently reviewed Italian schools in San Remo

Omnilingua

I got sick the second day and was not able to attend classes after that, so I cannot say much about the classes that I only attended for a day and a half, not the two weeks I had booked for. I had to fly home a week early and spend several days in... more

Omnilingua

Everything was fine - classes, the teacher. It was my first experience learning Italian in a school and I'm happy I chose Omnilingua. Great location! more

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