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Italian language schools in Campania

4 selected schools in Campania, across 3 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.

Campania at a glance

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

Vista di Palazzo Fruscione, Salerno (Campania, Italy)Greetings from Salerno
Museo di Capodimonte facciata sud-ovest a Napoli (Campania, Italy)Greetings from Naples
Sorrento, Piazza Tasso (Campania, Italy)Greetings from Sorrento
Un momento della Fiera del Crocifisso durante l'edizione 2013, Salerno (Campania, Italy)Hello from Salerno
Salone delle feste nel Museo di Capodimonte a Napoli (Campania, Italy)Hello from Naples
Sorrento, Villa Silvana (Campania, Italy)Hello from Sorrento

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The 4 schools in Campania

SchoolTownReal hours a weekStudents per classLesson lengthGoogle reviews
Centro ItalianoNaples15 hoursmax 1245 min—
Accademia Italiana SalernoSalerno15 hoursmax 1045 min—
Accademia LeonardoSalerno15 hoursmax 1245 min—
Sant'Anna InstituteSorrento15 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 Campania

Campania offers three very different experiences. Naples is the most intense city in Italy and the hardest for a beginner. Salerno is an ordinary seaside town where you speak Italian with everyone. Sorrento is beautiful and touristic, and therefore the most exposed to hearing more English than Italian.

Neapolitan is a Romance language in its own right, not a dialect, and in Naples people slide from Italian into Neapolitan inside a single sentence. It is the region where you will understand least in the first days, and the one where you will be helped most: here someone who tries to speak gets encouraged, not corrected.

Costs are among the lowest in Italy, Sorrento aside. The best period is April to June and September to October; August is very hot and the coast fills up.

Campania in numbers

  • 4 selected schools
  • in 3 cities
  • exam centres for CELI
  • 12 students per class on average
  • all count lessons of 45 or 50 minutes

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

How many Italian language schools are there in Campania?

How many Italian language schools are there in Campania?
This site lists 4, in 3 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 Campania?
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 Campania 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