Accademia Europea di Firenze
The best way to learn Italian Language, Culture and the Arts in Florence
The Accademia Europea di Firenze is a School of Italian Arts, Language and Culture. Founded in 2005 as an Italian language school for foreigners, over time our school has expanded and transformed to now offer students courses of Italian art and culture, music and dance.
AEF also offers Certificate Programs in Voice & Opera, Drawing & Painting, Dance, and Italian Language & Culture, as well as Study Abroad Programs in collaboration with prestigious American Universities, intensive Summer and Winter Programs and Joint Academic Programs developed with universities from all over the world.
Deeply rooted in Italian history and culture, but compliant with European academic standards, our school is enhanced by our experiential learning approach and the top quality of our faculty, which contribute to the creation of an international community in the city of Renaissance and universal beauty.
Are you ready to be part of it?
AEF also offers Certificate Programs in Voice & Opera, Drawing & Painting, Dance, and Italian Language & Culture, as well as Study Abroad Programs in collaboration with prestigious American Universities, intensive Summer and Winter Programs and Joint Academic Programs developed with universities from all over the world.
Deeply rooted in Italian history and culture, but compliant with European academic standards, our school is enhanced by our experiential learning approach and the top quality of our faculty, which contribute to the creation of an international community in the city of Renaissance and universal beauty.
Are you ready to be part of it?
TC 2240 - ITALIAN 222
Course Type: Lecture Class Course
Instruction Language: Italian
Examination Method: Written Test / Oral Presentation
Contact Hours: 66 h
Independent Study: 36 h
Activities / Fieldtrips : 28 h
total Work: 130 h
*176 AEF Academic Hours [ 1AEF Academic Hour = 45 minutes ]
Time: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thurs. 1,5 h
Location:
AEF building, via Cavour 37, Firenze
COURSE DESCRIPTION
In the first part of the course students learn the basic Italian grammar structures and use them in more complex conversations either in classrooms or in selected locations. For this reason the program also includes excursions and academic activities in places such as exhibitions, museums, historical buildings and locations of cultural interest. In the second part of the course students will learn the last section of the basic grammar topics, in particular the function of verb tenses and their agreement. Classes are also focused on the analysis of the grammar structures. The last part of the course is focused on the study of the agreement of verb tenses, the subjunctive mode, the implicit forms, the impersonal form, and the passive voice. Classes are also focused on the accurate creation of oral and written texts.
