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Italian language schools in Alto Adige

2 selected schools in Alto Adige, across 2 towns. Compare them on the three numbers that decide what a course is really worth: real hours per week, how many people are in the room, and how long a lesson actually lasts.

Alto Adige at a glance

The towns where you can study in Alto Adige: the streets you'll walk every morning and the places where you'll need real Italian.

Hypo Tirol City Tower in Bozen Südtirol, Bolzano (Alto Adige, Italy)Greetings from Bolzano
Merano as seen from the Hochmuth (Alto Adige, Italy)Greetings from Merano
Techpark Bozen Bolzano-South Tyrol, former Alumix buildings (Alto Adige, Italy)Hello from Bolzano
Stadttheater Meran 2017, Merano (Alto Adige, Italy)Hello from Merano

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The 2 schools in Alto Adige

SchoolTownReal hours a weekStudents per classLesson lengthGoogle reviews
Alpha Beta Piccadilly BolzanoBolzano15 hoursmax 1245 min
Alpha Beta Piccadilly MeranoMerano15 hoursmax 1245 min
The figures come from each school's own page and should always be confirmed with the school. Real hours are calculated on twenty lessons a week.

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Studying Italian in South Tyrol

South Tyrol is the only place in Italy where Italian is not the majority language. German is an official language alongside Italian, and in the Dolomite valleys there is a third official language, Ladin, Romance and very old.

For anyone coming from German-speaking countries it is the most natural way in: you can live somewhere you are understood and study in a new language, without the leap into the void. For everyone else it is a strange and instructive experience, because you see at close range how two languages share one post office.

The schools are in Bolzano and Merano. Costs are the highest south of the Alps. The advantage is the season: in summer you can study well here while the rest of Italy is too hot.

Alto Adige in numbers

Why «hours» are not hours, and what the price really includes: the guide

How many Italian language schools are there in Alto Adige?

How many Italian language schools are there in Alto Adige?
This site lists 2, in 2 different cities, all drawn from the official ASILS, EDUITALIA and IALC lists and from the CILS, CELI and PLIDA exam centres. None of them pays to be listed.
Can I take an official exam in Alto Adige?
Yes: 1 schools in the region are exam centres on site for CELI. At the others you can prepare and sit the exam at the nearest centre.
How much does a course in Alto Adige cost?
As a reference, an intensive group course runs 200 to 300 euros a week, plus enrolment. Ask the school for the exact price from its page. the guide