Course Options
23rd Feb 2027 - 11th May 2027
Mode of study: Evening
Duration: 10 Weeks
Day(s): Tuesday
Time: 18:00,21:00
Location: City Campus
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Overview
This is a follow up to our Beginners 2 class offered in the third block, it is a great opportunity to enhance your language skills in a fun, friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
The course is suitable for students with a basic previous experience of the Italian language looking to build on their knowledge.
The classes are lively and will concentrate on the four skills (vocabulary consolidation and grammar points reviewed as appropriate) with an emphasis on speaking practice which is supplemented with up to date resources.
Cultural elements of the countries where the language is spoken will also be taught in class.
For advice on your choice of level, please email: lionel.quidu@cityofglasgowcollege.ac.uk.
Minimum entry requirements
- This course is primarily aimed at students who attended our Italian Beginners 2 class or who have studied for approximately 60 hours.
- However, we would welcome any students who have some linguistic experience of the language.
What you study
You'll have the opportunity to revise and consolidate the basic skills acquired previously and study other topics. Topics to be covered will be agreed with the Lecturer.
How the course is taught
Various methods are used to teach with an emphasis on speaking and listening.
Materials
Palgrave Language book 3rd Edition. Alternatively, the Lecturer will advise another book to study.