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Italian Language School in Rome

The School in Rome

The school is located in an attractive, elegant typical aristocratic building in the center of Rome halfway from the astounding Piazza Navona, Castel S. Angelo and St. Peter Basilica. This area, typically Roman, abounds with charming cafes, shops, boutiques, libraries and a vibrancy found nowhere else in the city where the decoration has some kinds of luxurious touches,

The school offers13 spacious classrooms, full of light, a common room with vending machines, a computer room with free Internet access, a video room, a conference room with capacity, lift, wheelchair accessible and central heating. It is one of the largest schools in Rome.

Our office in Rome is open 10 hours a day (from 8 AM to 7 PM, M-F) , so that you can come whenever you want. You will find our staff ready to help you and solve your problems. A public phone is also available to our students.

Classes are held in nice rooms with large windows and excellent lighting. Inside the classrooms you sit on spacious chairs and there is enough space for a maximum of 12 students per class. The teachers count with different media, such as videotapes, projectors, CD players that allow us to give the students efficient, dynamic and interesting Italian classes.

In addition all students can access the "Gustolab - Lounge food and coffee.net", just in front of the school, where they will have free internet connection: this space has been concepted as a meeting place for our students, designed to provide relaxing surroundings complete with coffee-shop, cafeteria, internet access and lounge.

Many people visit us every day making the school a meeting point for the international community in Rome. We have students from more than 90 different countries (45% from Europe, 35 % from America, 10 % from Asia and the remaining 10 % from other countries).