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| Course Length |
Typical course length:
• 30 hours per level (classes are usually
2 hours each)
We also offer packages of:
• 20 hours
• 50 hours
• 100 hours
(with discounted rates) |
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| Testimonials |
I was planning to study modern languages at college and needed an intensive course to get my Italian skills up to par. My trainer and I got along well and I made quick progress, giving me plenty of time to practice with friends before semester started.
Alice P. |
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Our qualified native Italian language teachers can train you at your home or office, at a time to suit you.
Classes can be any day of the week (even weekends) in the morning, afternoon or evening.
In certain circumstances, if your home or office is not suitable, you can take your classes at the trainer's office. All course materials are provided.
The Language Trainers Needs Analysis form is the best way to get an in-depth breakdown of the best possible options for arranging your language course. › Enter
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1-on-1 Business
Italian Course in St. Louis
With a one-on-one Italian course in St. Louis your career prospects will get the shot in the arm which they deserve. Most students start off with the studying basic business introductions but each person then gets the chance to learn what is going to be of most use to them. You will feel more in control of your career once you know that dealing with Italian speaking business people is no longer going to be a problem for you.
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1-on-1 General
Italian Course in St. Louis
No matter what your particular needs from learning Italian, our general one-on-one Italian courses in St. Louis will help immensely. Having covered the basics of the Italian language, the course content typically relies upon learning what will be of most practicable use to the student. One-on-one general courses grant the student a degree of survival Italian as well as exploring particular areas of study - perfect for those going abroad for any reason, or studying towards a specific exam.
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2-to-1 and Small Group
Italian Courses in St. Louis (closed group)
Of course, we don't all like to learn on our own all of the time. Those Italian students who want their classes at the same time as someone else haven't been forgotten. They can still learn Italian in St. Louis in the best way possible thanks to our Two-on-One and In-Company Small Group sessions. The students who are in the group should be at the same level, have the same learning needs and be able to attend their classes in the same place at the same time. The bookings should all be carried out at the same time too. This type of approach is ideal for up to 8 Italian students. Bigger groups than this can still be catered for, with a maximum of 12 able to take part in an In-Company Taster Italian course.
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How to Book
Your Italian Language Course
in St. Louis |
| 1. |
Take our Italian
Language Level Test (this is not necessary if you are a Complete Beginner). |
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Fill out our Italian
Language Needs Analysis - this will help us determine the right course
and trainer for you, at a time and location that suits you. |
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We then contact you with a quote (number of classes and
cost). A typical course lasts 30 hours per level (classes are usually 2
hours each). For
the typical price of our Italian courses... |
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If our quote meets your approval, we take a deposit (payable by check, credit card, wire transfer or PayPal). |
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We then confirm the time and location of your classes
and send you the details of your Italian language tutor. |
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Your Italian course materials are prepared
by Language Trainers and sent to you together with your invoice. |
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Your Italian training begins. |
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After a reasonable amount of time has passed, we contact you and your tutor
to make sure that everything is working out. Where necessary, we will change
the focus of the course and/or the tutor (this is not very common). |
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After finishing your course, we present you with a course
attendance and completion certificate. |
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We review the course and propose future learning opportunities
including self-study, Italian courses in other Italian-speaking countries
and more advanced Italian courses with Language Trainers. |
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