Italian version
February 2023 courses
Our communicative courses are mainly meant to develop oral skills.
In these courses grammar is used to aid communicative activities.
Course recipients
Course information
Most courses will be held in-person in the classroom, but some classes will be held online.
Courses will be offered at three different levels and a minimum number of 10 people is required for a course to start: teachers can make changes to levels for teaching reasons, if necessary.
There is a limited number of places. Only students of “Medicine and Surgery”, “Scuola Galileiana”, “Languages, Literature and Cultural Mediation” may take more than one Italian language course. The other students can take only one Italian language course at the Language Center.
| | Course 1 | Course 2 | Course 3 |
| Target | Students who have never studied Italian and don't speak Spanish, French, Portuguese or Romanian | - Students who have studied Italian for a short period and can express themselves using basic structures, can introduce themselves and can talk about themselves and their daily routine
- Students whose first language is Spanish, French, Portuguese or Romanian | Students who have already studied Italian and can easily express themselves on familiar topics |
| CEFR level | Pre A1 | A1/A2 | B1/B2 |
| When | From 6 to 18 February 2023 | From 6 to 18 February 2023 | From 6 to 18 February 2023 |
| Timetable | 25 academic hours:
2 hours per day from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | 25 academic hours:
2 hours per day from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | 25 academic hours:
2 hours per day from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. |
Course registration
To enrol in the intensive communicative Italian courses, you must complete both steps by the deadlines set!
- 1st STEP: REGISTRATION TO THE PLATFORM – FROM 11 TO 21 JANUARY 2023
You can enrol in our intensive Italian courses from this section by clicking on the link that will be published at the beginning of the period above.
There is a limited number of places, so you are advised to register as soon as the registration period opens.
Once all places available are filled up, a waiting list will be opened.
If you have a formal relationship with the University of Padova but do not have SSO credentials (e.g. European Voluntary Service, Visiting Professors, PhD exchange students) you must first register in Uniweb through the following link: https://uniweb.unipd.it/AddressBook/ABStartProcessoRegAction.do
You will be able to enrol for the Italian courses the day after you register on Uniweb.
- 2nd STEP: COURSE SCHEDULE CHOICE – FROM 30 JANUARY TO 1 FEBRUARY 2023
To complete your course enrolment, you need to choose the class schedule by clicking on the link that will be published in this section during the period above.
You must choose a timetable: students who do not select their class schedule will not be able to attend any lessons.
Self-learning
All undergraduate students at the University of Padova can use the self-learning multimedia materials freely available at the Mediateca of the Language Centre and on the CLA Moodle platform.
Contacts
For further information, please contact the CLA Students’ Office using the contact form below.
Our offices in Via Venezia, 16 (Padova) are open to the public Monday to Friday from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm.
