Scuola Leonardo da Vinci® offers different preparation courses for those who would like to apply to an Italian University or a Fashion Design Academy. We have specific courses for entrance Exams like IMAT (International Medical Admissions Test) or selective entry tests for Italian Universities.
CREDITS FOR U.S.A. STUDENTS
American university students may receive credits to include in their academic path by attending an Italian language course at the Scuola Leonardo da Vinci® schools. The beginner, elementary, and intermediate courses are recognized.
Consult the list of American universities participating in the program.
“Initially I enrolled in the intensive course only for three weeks, but then I liked the school so much that I extended my stay. At the end of three weeks, it became three months. I especially enjoyed the excursions and the lessons in the afternoon, which allowed students to practice the language”
“Just what I was looking for I had 4 weeks course before attending design study at NABA University. Great teachers who are interactive with all students. They even organize trips and events after school and weekends.”
“The private classes allowed me to perfect my Italian and specifically prepare for the Italian entrance exam for university. I feel very confident and secure as a result of the individual help I received from the private lessons”
“I chose a long term semester course because I really wanted to learn the language perfectly. My goal was to attend a Master course at Milano University”
What Clients Say About Us
Our preparation courses will prepare students by reinforcing language skills, enhancing writing competence and by focusing on subject matter and vocabulary closely related to each specialized program. Read what they say about us
COURSES FOR ITALIAN LANGUAGE TEACHERS
When Italian is not just a passion, but also your profession, linguistic preparation is no longer enough and you want to achieve excellence in your job: perfecting teaching techniques, examining in depth the different ways of learning languages and keeping continuously up to date with developments in the teaching of Italian as a foreign or second language.