Italian for Travelers 2024, Italiano per Viaggiatori
ICI’s popular Italian language lessons are back for 2024. These ten classes will be taught via Zoom just in time for visiting Italy in the spring!
Saturday mornings from 10:30 am – 12 noon
January 6, 13, 20, 27
February 3, 10, 17, 24
March 2, 9
Fee per student: $175.00
Class format: For study before each class, teacher Francesca Reggiani* will email to the students, for printing at home, the material to be taught during that session. During class, there will be teacher and students interacting along with PowerPoint.
The deadline for registration and for cancellation with refund will be December 30, one week before classes begin. Class size will be set at a maximum of 20 students with the possibility of adding another session, if needed, to follow on the same dates.
To register, you may pay online by credit card. Also, please provide your email and cell number as your contact information for Francesca and ICI.
If you need further information, please email:
Donna McCoy, ICI Coordinator, Italian for Travelers
We’re excited to have you participate with ICI in these fun and excellent classes for travel in Italy!
*Francesca lives in Louisville but is a native of Mantova Italy. She is delightful, fun, and passionate about teaching the Italian language and culture and has a degree in foreign languages and literature from the University of Parma and a master’s degree in teaching the Italian language and literature from the University of Siena. You’ll love learning from her!
BENVENUTI!
Testimony for italian for travelers (8 week group course)
“The weekly Italian for Travelers lessons with Francesca are not only instructive but also fun! These Zoom get-togethers are like taking a virtual trip to Italy. Primarily, however, they’re a great way for travelers unfamiliar with Italian to “painlessly” learn some very useful basics of the language. Even for those already having some familiarity with “la bella lingua,” the lessons are helpful in remembering forgotten expressions and in learning some new ones.” - Allison Maggiolo, 2022 student