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Italian language schools in Lombardia

4 selected schools in Lombardia, across 1 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.

Lombardia at a glance

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

Tower, Milan Malpensa Airport, Milan, Italy, Milano (Lombardia, Italy)Greetings from Milano
View of the Porta Nuova area skyline from the Duomo in Milan, Milano (Lombardia, Italy)Hello from Milano
Civico museo archeologico di Milano (Lombardia, Italy)A postcard from Milano

Where the schools are

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The 4 schools in Lombardia

SchoolTownReal hours a weekStudents per classLesson lengthGoogle reviews
ELLCI MilanoMilano15 hoursmax 1245 min
Il CentroMilano20 hoursmax 1260 min
LinguadueMilano15 hoursmax 1245 min
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci MilanoMilano15 hoursmax 1445 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.

The towns

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Studying Italian in Lombardy

In Lombardy all the schools are in Milan. That is not a limitation: it is the city whose Italian is closest to the standard in almost the whole country, and the one with the most courses designed for working people, from business Italian to evening classes.

The difficulty is not the language but the speed: people in Milan talk faster than elsewhere, and for a learner the obstacle is rhythm, not vocabulary. The other is that it is the most international city in Italy, so the one where you can most easily spend your days in English without noticing.

It is also the most expensive region, accommodation above all. In exchange it is the best connected: airports, fast trains to Florence and Rome in three hours, and the lakes an hour away. The best period is spring and autumn: in August the city empties, and winter is cold and damp.

Lombardia in numbers

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

How many Italian language schools are there in Lombardia?

How many Italian language schools are there in Lombardia?
This site lists 4, in 1 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 Lombardia?
Yes: 3 schools in the region are exam centres on site for CELI, CILS, PLIDA. At the others you can prepare and sit the exam at the nearest centre.
How much does a course in Lombardia 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