The third module of the summer session of Italian evening classes at our language school here in Bologna will begin soon
The three-week (18 hour) evening class ‘modules’ will begin on June 1st/4th/9th, depending on the level of the class. Tuesday June 2nd is a public holiday, which explains the spread in start dates.
There’ll be one final module, ending on July 14th or a week or so later (depending on the public holidays), so there’s still time for anyone living or studying in Bologna to improve their Italian before the summer break.
Confirmed groups starting soon are:
- A2 (pre-intermediate), Tuesdays and Thursdays, 18.00-21.00, from 04/06/26
- B1 (intermediate), Tuesdays and Thursdays, 18.00-21.00, from 09/06/26
- B2/C1 (upper-intermediate/advanced), Mondays and Wednesdays, 18.00-21.00, from 01/06/26
Each group has space for newcomers or returning students. Ask us for details!
Prices are on the Prices page.
More information about evening class modules can be found on the Italian evening courses page of the school website.
And/or contact us to find out more, and to arrange a level test, if you don’t already know yours.
But what if you’re not in Bologna, or are busy in the evenings?
Take a look at these other Italian course options:
Italian Courses | Prices | FAQ | How To Book | Contact Us
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