🇮🇹 Italian
Italian is the language of art, music, design, and cuisine. Italy's economy and cultural influence make it a rewarding language to learn.
Levels
A1–C2
Duration
3 months per level
Mode
Hybrid
Why learn Italian?
- 1Italy is the third-largest economy in the Eurozone and a global leader in fashion, design, and luxury goods.
- 2Italian is the language of classical music — most musical terms used globally are Italian.
- 3Italy has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world, making it a top travel destination.
- 4Italian companies like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Prada, Gucci, and Versace are global icons requiring Italian-speaking professionals.
- 5Italy offers scholarships for international students through Italian government programmes.
- 6Indian pharmaceutical and textile industries have strong trade relationships with Italy.
Who should learn?
- 1Fashion, design, and luxury goods professionals.
- 2Art historians, architects, and museum professionals.
- 3Music students and opera enthusiasts.
- 4Professionals in food, wine, and hospitality industries.
- 5Students interested in studying at Italian universities.
- 6Anyone who loves Italian culture, travel, and lifestyle.
Course levels
Structured progression from beginner to mastery. Each level builds on the last.
Understand and use basic Italian phrases.
Communicate in simple everyday situations.
Handle most situations while travelling in Italy.
Interact with native speakers with fluency.
Use Italian effectively for professional purposes.
Near-native fluency in all contexts.
Teaching method
Exams & certification
CELI A1–C2
Certificato di Conoscenza della Lingua Italiana — official Italian proficiency exam issued by the University for Foreigners of Perugia.
CILS A1–C2
Certificazione di Italiano come Lingua Straniera — official certification issued by the University for Foreigners of Siena.
PLIDA
Italian proficiency certification issued by the Dante Alighieri Society.
Career opportunities
Fashion & Luxury
Prada, Gucci, Versace, Armani, and Ferrari prefer Italian-speaking professionals for global operations.
Design & Architecture
Italy is a global leader in design. Italian speakers are preferred for roles in architecture and interior design.
Food & Wine
Italian cuisine is loved worldwide. Italian speakers excel in fine dining, wine import, and culinary arts.
Art & Culture
Museums, galleries, and cultural institutions value Italian speakers for art history and conservation.
International Trade
India-Italy trade in pharmaceuticals, textiles, and machinery creates demand for Italian-speaking professionals.
Frequently asked questions
Is Italian difficult to learn?+
Italian is one of the easiest languages for English speakers. It has consistent pronunciation and familiar Latin-based vocabulary.
How long does it take to learn Italian?+
Each level takes 3 months. B1 (conversational fluency) takes about 9 months with regular classes.
What is CELI?+
CELI is the official Italian proficiency exam issued by the University for Foreigners of Perugia, recognised by Italian employers and universities.
Can I study in Italy after learning Italian?+
Yes. Italian universities offer scholarships and B2 level Italian is typically required for university admission.
Do you offer online classes?+
Yes, live online classes with expert Italian trainers are available.
What career opportunities exist?+
Fashion, design, luxury goods, food and wine, art and culture, and international trade actively hire Italian speakers.
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