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Learning Italian abroad
Students and adults
Italian · Move and Study
- 1 country to learn Italian
- 4 weeks from 2 460 EUR, fees included, excluding flights (Taormina)
- Prices checked on October 12, 2026
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Compare the countries where you can learn Italian and identify the destinations best suited to your project.
Price comparison for 4 weeks
| City | Schools | Starting price | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taormina | 1 school | 2,460.00 EUR | 2,460.00 EUR |
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Programmes
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Compare the main options available, then refine your choice according to your level, the length of stay you have in mind and the destination you settle on.
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To benefit from more personalised support, on its own or alongside a standard programme.
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Exam preparation
CILS or CELI: the right preparation depends on your deadline and on the school you choose.
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Professional language
To work on the language in a professional context, with greater fluency in both speaking and writing.
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Academic programme
To prepare a study project, strengthen your level and become familiar with the expectations of a course of study abroad.
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We help you choose the right Italian stay
Destination, school, lesson pace, accommodation and overall budget: we help you compare the options that matter before you start your search or your quote.
Choosing the school
Compare the atmospheres, the school sizes and the student profiles.
Overall budget
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Accommodation
Choose between immersion, a residence or a more independent option depending on your profile.
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What our customers say
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions before going to learn Italian
A quick read to frame your project before comparing the destinations and schools available.
Where can you study Italian with Move and Study?
At the moment: Florence, Milan, Rome, Salerno, Taormina. Each has its own character, so think about what you want outside the classroom: art, fashion, food or everyday neighbourhood life. Each city has its own page, with its schools.
Do regional accents make Italian harder to learn?
No. Schools teach standard Italian, which the whole country understands, reads and writes. You will hear a different accent in each city, and sometimes a dialect between locals, but people will always answer you in Italian.
Which Italian certificate can you prepare for?
The two best known are the CILS, from the University for Foreigners of Siena, and the CELI, from the one in Perugia. Exam dates are fixed and not every school prepares for them, so tell us your goal and we will check which ones do.
How long does it take to get by in Italian?
Italian is pronounced as it is written, which helps from day one. Two to four weeks of immersion is generally enough to order, ask for directions and follow a simple conversation. To work or study in Italian, plan for several months.