Overview
The Rome branch teaches at Piazza dell’Orologio 7 in the historic centre. The address suits learners who want to use Italian outside class while exploring central Rome on foot. The school lists regular language courses alongside separate cultural options and provides a virtual tour of the campus. For a longer stay, check the commute before choosing accommodation, as a room outside the centre can add substantial travel time. The Rome site opened in 1984 as the school’s second location. Its language-and-culture approach follows the original Florence school. The central address gives students a base for exploring Rome’s historic streets and public spaces between lessons. For a student deciding between cities in the group, the Rome campus makes sense if the priority is to spend time in the capital outside class. Ask the school for a dated calendar of cultural classes or outings before planning extra activities around the intensive timetable.
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Student mix
The school’s archived FAQ says 60% of its students were aged 17 to 30. This is a historical school-wide reference. The FAQ does not specify the reporting period, headcount or a separate figure for Rome. Nationality shares are not given.
| Age group | Share |
|---|---|
| 17–30 | 60% |
Official student mix · Checked 2026-11-09
Courses
| Course | Lessons / week | Lesson length | Teaching time / week |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intensive Italian | 20 | — | — |
| Part-time evening Italian | 4 | — | — |
The Intensive Italian course runs for 20 group lessons of 45 minutes each, or 15 hours per week. Four weeks comprise 80 lessons. Groups normally have three to 14 students. If only one learner is assigned to a level, the school lists 10 private lessons a week; with two, the schedule is 15 lessons. Learners with prior Italian can normally start on Monday, while absolute beginners should use the designated dates. Check the assigned class time and any holiday changes. The 2027 calendar gives designated absolute-beginner dates, including 4 and 18 January. It also lists a late-December closure.
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Fees
| Item | Rate | Conditions | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intensive Italian tuition | EUR 260 / week | 2026 rate for a one-week course. Registration (€80) and accommodation are extra. | 2026-11-07 |
| Intensive Italian tuition for a four-week booking (2026 reference) | EUR 225 / week | 2026 reference: €900 in tuition for four weeks. See the fee guide on this page for 2027 rates. Registration and accommodation are extra. | 2026-11-07 |
Four weeks of Intensive Italian in 2027 cost €940 plus €80 enrolment, or €1,020 before accommodation. Standard housing runs from Sunday to Saturday, giving 27 nights. At published 2027 rates, a self-catering apartment single is €37 per night (€999 for 27 nights; €2,019 with the course). A half-board homestay single is €58 per night (€1,566; €2,586 with the course). These are 27-night subtotals before any local accommodation tax, optional transfer or additional night. Request a quote for the 28th night and check whether the property charges a tourist tax or a refundable security deposit. Airport pickup can be booked separately; the amount depends on the airport or station. The enrolment fee is valid for 12 months. The two room examples use the same tuition and differ by €567 in lodging charges. The family example includes two meals, while the apartment leaves groceries outside the subtotal. If you need a pickup, confirm the price for the specific arrival airport or railway station, then add it to the quote for the correct number of nights.
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Accommodation
The standard apartment single has a shared kitchen and bathroom and is self-catering. A half-board family single includes breakfast and dinner. The school says some providers require a deposit, returned at departure after any applicable deductions for damage, repairs or cleaning. Confirm the amount and payment timing with the provider. Ask for the route from your assigned property to Piazza dell’Orologio. The school’s general FAQ notes that a Rome commute from an outlying district can take up to 50 minutes. Confirm the time and route from the property to the school as well as the fare. If a Sunday departure is essential, ask the housing team to confirm the extra night in writing.
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Facilities
Facilities include Wi-Fi, a student lounge and a cafeteria.
Location
Piazza dell’Orologio 7, 00186 Roma, Italy
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