Italian Beginner Course A1.3
The Italian Beginner Course A1.3 is for students who have previously completed approximately 40 hours of Italian. Our course for complete beginners is here.
Course Outline
Beginner Italian: A1.3 is designed for learners who have completed our Beginner Italian: A1.2 Course or who have approximately 40 hours of prior study. This course helps you further develop fluency and confidence in everyday communication, while deepening your understanding of Italian grammar and expanding your vocabulary. It’s ideal for learners studying Italian for travel, work, or personal enrichment in a supportive and interactive learning environment.
You’ll learn how to manage practical, real-life situations such as booking a room, asking about prices, giving and receiving information, and describing a room or apartment. You’ll also develop the language needed to talk about daily routines, festivities, and celebrations, as well as to express ownership clearly and naturally.
Grammar and vocabulary continue to be taught in context, enabling you to communicate effectively from the start. Key language points include revision of c’è / ci sono, the verbs potere and venire, reflexive verbs, possessive adjectives, prepositions of time (da… a), prepositions combined with articles, adverbs and expressions of time, and common idiomatic expressions with fare.k assignments before your next class.
Join us and improve your Italian speaking skills!
Course Curriculum
What will you be studying?
- Communication
- Grammar
- Vocabulary
- Booking a room – Asking for a price
- Giving and receiving information
- Talking about the furnishings of a room and any objects in it
- Complaining – Justifying a choice
- Describing an apartment or rental accommodation
- Talking about daily life and events
- Describe festivities and celebrations
- Expressing ownership
- There is/there are – Verbs potere, venire
- Prepositions of time da… a – Prepositions with articles
- Interrogative quanto
- Adverbs of time and frequency
- Expressions of time with days of the week, parts of the day, months, hours
- Idioms with the verb fare
- Rooms and objects in a house
- Distinct types of holiday accommodation
- Ordinal numbers – Cardinal numbers after 100
- Festivities and celebrations in Italy
May 5th @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 5th May @ 5:30 PM
£450.00
8 places available
Where are the classes being taught?
Our Italian classes are held in Covent Garden, Central London. For full details on how to find us click here
How many students in the Beginner Italian Course A1.3?
Our in-person courses are limited to 8 students.
How long is the Beginner Italian Course A1.3?
The Beginner Italian Course A1.3 is comprised of 10 Lessons of 90 minutes each that aim to build general basic comprehension and communication skills in Italian.
What if I miss a class?
Unlike our one-to-one students, we can not reschedule our course lessons. We will, of course, send you any homework assignments for the missed lesson.
What is your refund policy?
Courses have limited places, so fees are non-refundable once a course has started and missed classes can’t be refunded. If you need to cancel before the course begins, please email us with proof of payment. A £30 fee applies if you cancel more than 10 days before the start date, or 30% of the course fee if you cancel within 10 days of the start.
You can see our full terms and conditions here
What if our tutor misses a class?
This rarely happens, however, in the case that our tutor is ill or unable to travel, another one of our tutors will cover the class. In the worst case scenario, we would extend the course an extra week. We would, of course, give you as much notice as possible.
