ID: 0372
Name: Centro Linguistico Italiano Dante Alighieri
Adress: Piazza Bologna 1 - 00162 Roma - Italy
Telephone: +3906 4423 1400
Fax: +3906 4423 107
E-Mail: info@clidante.it
Website: www.clidante.it
Description: The Rome Language Centre of the Dante Alighieri group was formed in 1981 and specialises in teaching Italian language and culture to students from all over the world. The original school was set up in Florence in 1966 ? making it Italy\'s first private language school specializing in this kind of instruction - and today the Centro Linguistico Italiano Dante Alighieri has grown to include a number of other centres as well.  The Italian Ministry of Education also recognizes the school?s high calibre instruction. It is open all year-round.

The Rome centre is housed in a stylish turn of the century building, at 1 Piazza Bologna. It is within easy reach of the city centre and all other areas, amply served by Underground Line B and many bus routes. The classrooms are airy and bright, providing an excellent space for students to engage in learning.  The picturesque terrace is an added feature which students enjoy as a place to meet during session breaks.

At our school,  the method employed integrates a grammatical as well as interactive approach and highlights communication throughout the class. It is important to know not only the grammatical structure of a language, but also have the ability to communicate this structure to the students.  All of our teachers have graduated with the equivalent of a Masters degree in Italian and have several years of teaching experience in this field. They also focus on communication and discussion during class. Groups are limited to a maximum of 12 students.

ID: 0373
Name: DOMUS AUREA
Adress: Via Palermo, 61 - IT 00184 Roma
Telephone: ++39 06 4818210
Fax: ++39 06 4826164
E-Mail: info@apuliadomus.com
Website: http://www.apuliadomus.com/
Description: Domus Aurea school is located in the heart of Rome, between via Nazionale and the Coliseum, just a short walk from the legendary Trevi Fountain and the Roman Forum.
The school is on the first floor of a 19th century building. There are 5 classrooms, a multimedia laboratory with free internet connection and a small garden terrace.
At the Domus Aurea Centre learning Italian takes place in a cultural and historical framework that helps you learn about Rome and Italy through art, history and traditions.
Expert language teachers carefully plan the teaching units using modern methods of direct teaching to use the language as a means of communication.
The small number of students in each class (maximum 8) allows the teachers to dedicate time to each student individually, meeting their language needs.
Highly active and motivated, our teachers also act as 'interaction leaders' and are there for the students even during social gatherings.