Italian Courses at the Language School Dilit in Rome

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Language School Dilit

Dilit (Divulgazione Lingua Italiana) was established in 1974 and is part of the worldwide organisation International House. It was one of the first language schools in Italy to teach Italian as a Foreign Language and has therefore developed into one of the most prestigious schools in the country. The school is situated in the centre of Rome just a short walk from the central railway station (Termini Station) and conveniently located for getting around all parts of the city.

Founded in: 1974
School Size: Medium
Internet: Free Wi-Fi internet
Location: Close to Termini Station

Activities Show

Type	Description	Price Range
Afternoon & Evening	The school organises activities like film nights, parties, plays, debates, concerts, operas and guided city visits and excursions.	Prices vary depending on activity
Weekend	The school organises excurisons and guided city visits.	Prices vary depending on the activity

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Testimonials Show

“I’m very happy and I’m sure I’ll be back at Dilit!” David Oganesyan, Russia
"I like Dilit school very much. The activities from school are always interesting for example films, sightseeing and trips. The school has a Bar wich is a nice place to have lunch and meet new people. The teachers have an interesting way to teach. I can really recommend that school, it's great to learn here Italian and the staff is very friendly and helpful. It was a great experience!" Sara,Germany
It was such an amazing experience!! The school is located in the city centre, so you can easily reach any famous monument or place you’ve read about or heard about in the films, like the Colloseo, Vatican , Fontana di Trevi and many many more. The school itself is a very nice place, there is a café downstairs, a beautiful garden and a big terrace where you can relax a bit with other students. However, the most important thing, of course a part of studying Italian with great teachers ,is that you get to know amazing people from all over the world!!! I was in class with people from Brazil, New Zealand , Canada and even Japan. We’re still in touch and right now we’re planning a meeting in this magnificent city!! I’m sure that if you choose Dilit, you will never regret it and will remember your stay in Rome for the rest of your life!! “ ( Dagmara, Poland

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Accreditation Show

IALC, EAQUALS, International House.

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Official Holidays Show

Nov/01; Dec/22; Apr/01; Apr/25; May/01; Nov/01; Dec/21

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Facilities Show

The main school comprises of a five storied Liberty style villa with 10 classrooms and just a few steps away in addition annexes there are 14 other classrooms. Facilities at the school include a students’ club with snack bar, a TV room, a theatre stage and projection room plus there are DVD and internet booths and WIFI available free of charge.

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Home > Italy > Rome > Standard Italian (20 hrs)

Standard Italian (20 hrs)

Minimum Level	Absolute Beginner
Lessons per Week	20
Course Duration	1-40 weeks
Course Start	Beginners: May/27; Jun/10; Jun/24; Jul/01; Jul/15; Jul/29; Aug/12; Aug/26; Sep/09; Sep/23; Oct/07; Oct/21; Nov/04; Nov/18; Dec/02 Other levels: Any Monday

Home > Italy > Rome > Standard Italian (30 hrs)

Standard Italian (30 hrs)

Minimum Level	Absolute Beginner
Lessons per Week	30
Course Duration	1-28 weeks
Course Start	Beginners: May/27; Jun/10; Jun/24; Jul/01; Jul/15; Jul/29; Aug/12; Aug/26; Sep/09; Sep/23; Oct/07; Oct/21; Nov/04; Nov/18; Dec/02 Other levels: Any Monday

Home > Italy > Rome > One-to-One Course

One-to-One Course

Minimum Level	Absolute Beginner
Lessons per Week	15;30
Course Duration	1-4 weeks
Course Start	Beginners: May/27; Jun/03; Jun/10; Jun/17; Jun/24; Jul/01; Jul/08; Jul/15; Jul/22; Jul/29; Aug/05; Aug/12; Aug/19; Aug/26; Sep/02; Sep/09; Sep/16; Sep/23; Sep/30; Oct/07; Oct/14; Oct/21; Oct/28; Nov/04; Nov/11; Nov/18; Nov/25; Dec/02; Dec/09; Dec/16; Jan/07; Jan/13; Jan/20; Jan/27; Feb/03; Feb/10; Feb/17; Feb/24; Mar/03; Mar/10; Mar/17; Mar/24; Mar/31; Apr/07; Apr/14; Apr/21; Apr/28; May/05; May/12; May/19 Other levels: Any Monday

Home > Italy > Rome > Group + Private Course

Group + Private Course

Minimum Level	Elementary 1 (A1)
Lessons per Week	20+10
Course Duration	1-12 weeks
Course Start	Beginners: May/27; Jun/10; Jun/24; Jul/01; Jul/15; Jul/29; Aug/12; Aug/26; Sep/09; Sep/23; Oct/07; Oct/21; Nov/04; Nov/18; Dec/02 Other levels: Any Monday

Home > Italy > Rome > Rome for 50+

Rome for 50+

Minimum Level	Elementary 1 (A1)
Lessons per Week	20
Course Duration	2 weeks
Course Start	Beginners: May/27; Sep/09 Other levels: May/27; Sep/09

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Host family

Availability	All year
Rooms	Double room
Bath	Shared Bathroom
Meal Options	Breakfast only, Half board

Home > Italy > Rome > Shared Flat

Shared Flat

Availability	All year
Rooms	Double room
Bath	Shared Bathroom
Meal Options	no board

City Info

No words say it better than “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” and of course this not only means enjoying a delicious gelato while watching the world go by in a lively plaza, but it also means speaking Italian! Rome, a cosmopolitan, yet ancient city filled with hundreds of attractions no matter what your interests, art history, cuisine, architecture, theatre and of course football. All the inspiration you need to learn Italian is right here in the Eternal City.
Although usually referred to as a large city, it is easily managed with an effective set of bus routes and underground lines. However, most people prefer to wander around on foot and enjoy the wonderful Italian hospitality in the “Centro Storico” neighbourhood, not only is it the historical centre of Rome, but it is also where the school and much of the accommodation is located.

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