Centro Linguistico Italiano Dante Alighieri
Piazza Bologna 1, Rome, 00162, Italy
Centro Linguistico Italiano Dante Alighieri
청취, 말하기, 발음, 독서, 쓰기, 어휘, 문법 그리고 활동
CLIDA Roma은 위와 같은 휴일에는 수업이 없습니다. 이 학교는 휴일 수업을 보충하지 않으니 이에 따라 시작일을 잘 선택해 주세요.
You can choose from the following class times:
수업일정은 수강가능 여부와 학기에 따라 변동될 수 있습니다.
The first part of the lesson (9-10:30am) we focus more on the communicative structures (grammar) useful for a study that also includes reading and writing as well as speaking skills. However, the proposal starts from the students’ daily experience and they receive the tools for essential and productive communication. In addition, the second part of class (10:45-12:15pm) focuses on conversation & oral activities. In addition, an extra lesson (12:15-1pm) helps to expand vocabulary and to improve the Italian culture. So the G8plus is the same course that the G8 but with one extra lesson per day that focuses oral abilities. The extra class is usually small, which allows the individual attention.
평균 | 학생 10명 |
최대 | 학생 12명 |
연령대 | 14 - 80세 |
Club Italiano Dante Alighieri Rome 그룹은 1994 년에 설립되어 이탈리아어와 문화 (문학, 미술사, 오페라 및 사회)를 유학생들에게 가르치는 것을 전문으로합니다. 이 다국적 환경은 자신감 있는 의사 소통과 문화적 이해를 도모합니다. Club DA는 유연하고 쉬운 등록을 제공합니다 : 일반 이탈리아어 과정은 매주 월요일 경험이 풍부하고 유능하고 친절한 선생님들과 함께 시작됩니다. 우리의 지원 직원은 24 시간 연중 무휴로 학생에게 제공됩니다. 우리 센터는 볼로냐 광장 (Piazza Bologna) 의 세련된1 세기된 건물에 자리 잡고 있습니다. 시내 중심과 기타 모든 지역에 쉽게 도달 할 수 있으며, 지하철 B 라인과 많은 버스 노선을 제공합니다. 교실은 활기차고 밝으며 학생들이 학습에 참여할 수있는 훌륭한 공간을 제공합니다. 각 교실에서 무료 Wi-Fi; 유효한 주거 서비스; 추가 활동의 전체 프로그램 (도시, 파티, 여행, 영화, 음악 이벤트의 가이드 투어).
저희는 이탈리아어 학습에 필요한 특별한 필요와 시간에 따라 그룹 및 개인 학생들을 위한 여러 가지 프로그램을 제공 할 수 있습니다 :
집중 그룹 및 "일대일"코스 (월요일 / 금요일) - 오전 또는 오후에 열리 며, 초급부터 고급반 (유럽 프레임 워크의 A1-C2)으로 진행됩니다. 그룹 코스는 집중적 인 맞춤 코스가 필요한 사람들을 위해 1 일 또는 2 시간 개인 시간 (오후)과 병행 할 수 있습니다.
인턴쉽 프로그램 - 유학생들에게 의사 소통 기술을 개발하고, 다른 문화에서 생활하며 다른 관점에서 볼 수있는 가능성을 제공하고, 학습의 추가 보너스와 함께 자신의 이탈리아어 기술을 사용하여 특정 분야에서 효과적인 기능 기술을 개발합니다.
오페라 프로그램 - 문법 및 구문 론적 관점에서 언어 구조를 심화하여 발음과 표현을 향상시키는 것을 목표로합니다. 숙련된 노래 선생님과 이탈리아 오페라 가수가 제공하는 노래 레슨 (테크닉, 통역 및 스타일)을 통해 가장 흥미있는 음악을 연습하고 학교에서 배우는 기술을 사용할 수 있습니다.
CLIDA Roma has partnerships with the following universities and colleges in 이탈리아. You can gain full or conditional acceptance into one of these institutions.
Centro Linguistico Italiano Dante Alighieri의 국적과 연령대 구성은 기간과 코스, 레벨에 따라 다릅니다.
이 학교에는 !country 등 전세계에서 온 학생들이 있습니다:
CLIDA Roma 은 위와 같은 휴일에는 수업이 없습니다. 이 학교는 휴일 수업을 보충하지 않으니 이에 따라 시작일을 잘 선택해 주세요.
이 학교는 19 세기 말과 20 세기 초에 La Sapienza University (로마 최초의 대학)와 병원인 Policlinico Umberto I. Venta Nomentana - 대사관과 빌라가 줄지어있는 길 끝에 위치하고 있습니다. 도시의 중심에서 버스로 10 분 15 초 거리에 있습니다.
Nomentano 주거 지역은 실제로 모든 학생 기숙사가 있는 곳입니다. 주간과 야간 모두 안전 지역이며 주요 은행, 모든 종류의 상점과 서비스, 교회, 우체국, 체육관, 수영장을 갖추고 있습니다. 교통 서비스는 매우 훌륭합니다. 지하철 B 선과 시내와 외곽 지역을 연결하는 여러 버스 서비스가 제공됩니다.
Expert teachers, good social events, very varied international group of students
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...The classes are great, the whole Cli Dante team'is committed to your success, progress and will follow up on any request or difficulty you might meet, both concerning the classes or outside curriculum.
I have had 5 teachers (different level classes, diction, history of art, one to one, italian opera/libretto, singing), all of them are excellent and committed to your progress.
The location was ideal to me, just at a very convenient metro station.
The school organised the housing at last minute notice with smile and flexibility.
There was a very good ambiance from the get go, the team is welcoming, sympathetic, and lots of activities are organised to mingle and explore the city, it is very active.
I liked how the classes were structured- it was really helpful to get ahead before the start of school this upcoming semester. I also really appreciated how flexible the teachers were- if you miss a class, they were willing to assist you in catching up. The field trips were fun and helped me learn the area better. I liked the location of the school-it was easy to locate and near many student friendly restaurants/cafes.
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...CLIDA is easy to get to with the metro, and the interior is nice. All the teachers and staff were sweet and helpful! Elena taught my class, and she was patient and lively. I'd definitely say that if you want to get a good grasp on italian you should do two months of class, and if you're looking to make friends this a great setting. I took the G8 class (lasts until 12:15) and it was the perfect amount of time for me. Would recommend this class to anyone looking to begin learning Italian!
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...We loved the location, out of the central tourist district but close to the Metro and also close to the Sapienza university (so lots of students around). We arranged an Air BnB nearby at fairly reasonable cost. Local restaurants and cafes were great, generally not at all touristy. My teacher was good -- knowledgeable and responsive to questions. My own preference is for more pattern drill, but I learned a lot and would rate the experience highly. We participated in a few of the activities, which we enjoyed, but for the most part we explored Rome on our own.
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...Wouldn’t recommend this school. I was told to arrive half an hour before my class starts on the first day to register and take a test. I arrived at 8.30 as it started at 9. When I knocked on the door the director opened it and bluntly said ‘school doesn’t open until 8.45. When I tried to tell him that I’d been asked to come 30 minutes early he rudely interrupted and again said ‘school doesn’t open until 8.45 and shut the door in my face. Then when I came back at 9 we just went straight into class. I had asked to be in a class that runs until 12, however this class ran until 1. Because they hadn’t explained anything I just stayed thinking this must be it. On the third day I was handed a note telling me I had to leave at 12.15. I was a bit confused by this since the class ran until 1. When I inquired about this I was basically yelled at. I Couldn’t believe how rude they were and that they didn’t explain things from the beginning. Considering the class costs a fortune you’d think you’d be greeted with a smile. I don’t recommended this place unless you want to be treated poorly. I would much rather have spent my money somewhere else with friendly staff. It’s a shame though because my teacher was lovely but the people that run the school made it a bad experience.
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...I liked the school's location; it was very comfortable. Everything in the school was organized perfectly. My group was lucky and we had a wonderful teacher - Stefania. Thanks to her, now I can say that I speak in Italian. I just want to thank you all so much! I hope I will return.
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...I moved to Rome not knowing any Italian and started as a complete beginner at Club Italiano Dante Alighieri. I was unable to attend the first week of class due to a previous commitment but I meet with Fabrizio before and worked out all the details including what I would be missing and what to look at in the book so that I wasn't too far behind. As a first impression, their flexibility really won me over. This has continued throughout my studies. No matter which teacher I've had the pleasure of learning from, I have always found that they do what's best for each and every student. I work, travel and have 2 small children which means my schedule can be unpredictable so I have taken both group classes and private lessons. Although learning a new language, especially with all of my other commitments, is a slow and uphill battle, they have really supported me in my goal of becoming fluent.
Even though I live close by and walk to school, their location right next to the metro is great not only for students traveling from farther away but the teachers are able to easily organize events for the students to practice outside of the classroom. I have attended art exhibits, happy hours and visits to many parks all throughout Rome.
I still have a way to go to reach my goal but I know that everyone at Club Italiano Dante Alighieri will be there to help me.
Great school! They are extremely student focused, with excellent teachers. They also make an effort to organize extra-curricular activities like tours and aperativo. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a language school in Rome.
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...As for my experience in CLIDA, it can be said without exaggeration that the experience was excellent. It was great because I was able to take a course that was interesting to me, and my professors were both charismatic and experts in a particular field. Not only did I learn a lot, but I was also polished in my Italian. The staff was friendly and very helpful, and the central location was convenient.
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...While I was only there for 2 weeks, I learned a ton! Roberta was an excellent teacher and from the school I was able to understand how Italian functions - a skill without which my time in Rome would have been much more complicated. Would absolutely recommend to anyone for any amount of time!
세부사항 표시 » 더 읽어보기...Classes and teachers
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I had two good teachers, excellent in fact: Silvia and Stefania.
Silvia taught us (beginner´s course) from level 0 and up to at least understanding very basic Italian, and her way of carefully explaining is excellent (I am referring to explaining everything; how to use the language, why and why not like that or this, the way a certain grammar works, etc).
A lot of the things I learnt later, too. I learnt because she had done such good groundwork. Also, she was considerate, kind and fun.
Stefania taught us after that and with her I started to understand very much Italian, although during the second course I could not yet speak much (which probably was more a case of my own state-of-mind when I started out, as I said in the title with having grieved my dead mother many months and my mind felt "locked"). With her, we played fun games and she found ways of making us speak. Even I, according to her, spoke very well when I had to play a certain game! :) At the end of the second course, with her, I did suddenly speak Italian in quite a flowing manner.
She is an excellent teacher, because she made us laugh with her fun sense of humor.
She is also good at explaining (I am again referring to explaining everything; how to use the language, why and why not like that or this, the way a certain grammar works, etc).
During the third course, which for me then became 4th level with Stefania, I already felt much more relaxed. The teaching had been like therapy for my brain, and on the other hand my brain had started to now assimilate and absorb and feel familiar with the Italian language structure. During the third course I was talking almost all the time :D and even if mostly I was too tired to speak Italian in my spare time, I was able to say quite many things and even apply the difficult grammar (by no means all I was taught, but the most commonly used in every-day life).
What I didn´t like is that all the teachers (including Katja) seem to wait for every student to be ready before class starts. If I am there 99 times out of 100 on time, and class should start 9:00, then it should start 9:00 and not later. I don´t care if others always are stuck in a metro that doesn´t work or it was late or something. I managed to get from Via Raffaele Paolucci in the Monteverde area to the school on time every time except for twice although the whole trip lasted me much more than an hour one way.
Twice, the bus number 62 was so delayed that I simply got late. I never could use the fastest means of transportation (the metro), because I am claustrophobic and there was no suitable one anyway along my route. Most other students got late all the time while I had to sit and wait sometimes till 9:20 before class really had started properly. Even with discount, the fees are high enough to have the right to demand that there is no time wasted. It´s not only the financial aspect, it´s a matter of respect meaning that if class begins at 9:00 then it should, simple as that. The others would and will learn to get going earlier from home in the morning if class simply begins when it should. And if they don´t learn, it isn´t my problem. I understand if a nun or priest is not so motivated because they don´t even pay for the school themselves, but actually many of the nuns were always on time :D
This aspect of respect is a very Scandinavian way of thinking, I admit. Still, it angered me a lot that mostly classes began late. I know the teachers mean nothing bad by it (waiting for as many as possible to get there), on the contrary.
Location
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For me, the location could be seen as impractical, but I actually quite enjoyed seeing so much of the city every morning when I went to school!
Teaching material and others
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The books are not good but luckily the classroom teaching holds very high quality and makes up for it.
Like I wrote on the evaluations papers, the pens stink very much and I think there should be more neutral pens to write on those whiteboards with.
Facilities
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The facilities could be better. For example, there should be a chance to fill up the water bottle in the hallway because the toilets are always occupied.
System and break
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For me personally, it took way too long to get used to the long lesson before the break comes. I am not used to such long sessions without a break, and it was hard in the beginning, but I personally believe that it is actually a good part of the learning process - the "breaking in" process if you will - although it even sometimes overloaded my brain. For me (and certainly some of my school mates too!), the break should have come at around 10:30.
Still, maybe the process of, in a sense, brainwashing myself with Italian, works best like that -- when the morning is intense like that. Maybe the system is like that for such a reason. I wanted it intense in every way and had planned it so that I actually would get my brain cells moving. The fact that I also managed to learn is miraculous and I am very pleased. In retrospect, I think it may have been important that there was a bit of an overload in the morning before the break. I used to have juice or chocolate with me so that my blood sugar level would not sink too low.
Activities
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The tours with Stefania were excellent: varied, interesting, with fascinating stories. Each time was a different tour, and she had a kind caring way of taking care of us during the tour. It was one of the highlights and I never missed out on a single tour during the 3 months!
The other activities were probably good, too. I went twice on Andrea´s activities: once to the cinema and once to the university campus to see some art done by mental patients and to see the campus area. He is a very nice person! The only problem with most of his activities were that they were after school but much later, like in the evening, and I lived so far away that I could hardly ever participate because I would have needed to go back to Pza Bologna. With the cinema, I arranged it by going there on my own and meeting up with him there.
There was not a lack of activities but maybe I would have joined more of them -- and spent less afternoons on my own -- if they would have been around an hour after school so that after eating lunch nearby, I could have joined the activities right away. But especially in the beginning, the first month, it was very exhausting to get accustomed to everything so maybe then it would not have been possible in any case, but for the remaining two months I would have joined more activities if there would have been some. I remember a tour to Gianicolo that Andrea arranged and I could not participate in, I actually hoped it would be arranged again later but it never came again.
I have heard that Leonardo da Vinci has some lectures and classes or tours every afternoon after the lessons, and although I don´t know if it´s true, it also sounds like a nice thing thanks to the vast selection.
Classes: The first week 6 part., very good chance to learn a lot
2nd week 9 - (very) good chance to learn a lot
Conversation group: excellent learning - and due to some students who seemed to be not really interested always a risk to lose time, to lower the challenge
Teachers all excellent, engaged and very professional - I loved their interaction
Location for me optimal - close to my friends home, metro and buses - very good
Facilities: rooms very small - I would not have liked to be more people in the group
Where nice welcoming atmosphere - chance to be challenged in a good way - I stayed in a more advanced group I thought and it was wonderful!
The individual sessions: very good, specific to my needs and very challenging.
Activities: well organised, the teachers where very engaged. I liked especially the cultural tours, accompanied by an Art Historian.
엄선된 홈스테이는 학생들이 로마에서 이탈리아의를 공부하는 기간 안정된 환경에서 보다 더 현지 문화를 배울 수 있는 기회를 제공합니다. 집들은 학교에서 대중교통으로 5분에서 10분 거리에 위치해 있습니다. 가족들은 현지 음식을 맛볼 수 있는 보통의 식단을 제공합니다. 혹시 종교나 건강 상의 이유로 식사 메뉴에 제한이 있거나 특별한 요청사항이 있다면 미리 알려주시기 바랍니다. 고객님의 숙박은 수업 시작전 일요일에 시작되며, 마지막 수업 후 토요일에 끝납니다 특별한 경우를 제외하고. 홈스테이에 대해 더 보기
Homestay Single room - No meals
저희가 학생분들의 비자를 대신 신청해 드릴 수는 없지만, 비자 신청에 필요한 서류들을 학교에서 제공 받으실 수는 있습니다.
고객님의 승인레터는 일반우편으로 댁으로 무료 발송될 것입니다. 만약 이 서류를 빠른 우편으로 받고자 하시면 등록하실 때 40 €이 부과될 것입니다.
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Language International의 의료보험 및 개인보험 커버로 해외연수 걱정 뚝! 저희 코스를 예약하실 때, 의료 비용은 물론 개인소지품의 분실까지 커버하는 국제 보험플랜을 구매하실 수 있습니다. 코스 등록시 미리 보험을 예약하셔야 합니다.
Centro Linguistico Italiano Dante Alighieri