Welcome to your trial lesson! 🌟
Today’s lesson is about getting to know each other. Voglio capire chi sei, come impari e cosa desideri ottenere da questo percorso.
🎯 A personalized approach – I will adapt my teaching style to your needs, interests and learning preferences.
🎉 Engaging learning – Lessons should be effective, but also enjoyable. Imparare deve essere un piacere, non un dovere.
🗣️ Your goals first – Whether you want to improve speaking, grammar, pronunciation or comprehension, costruiremo insieme il percorso giusto per te.
🚀 Working as a team – I’ll support you step by step, so you can feel confident and see real progress.
✨ I’m really excited to start this journey with you! ✨

In this lesson, you'll improve your fluency, enrich your vocabulary, and strengthen your grammatical structures for conversation. We'll work on authentic texts, guided discussions, and practice activities tailored to your goals. Dynamic, interactive, and personalized lessons will help you communicate confidently in complex contexts.

Italian conversation

This lesson is designed for Italian students of A1–A2 levels from absolute beginners (A1) to pre-intermediate (A2).
LEARNING OBJECTIVES – LEVEL A1
Listening comprehension
Understand simple instructions and directions; grasp main information in short and basic messages or announcements.
Reading comprehension
Understand very short and simple texts (signs, notices, instructions, messages, forms).
Speaking
Ask and answer simple questions about immediate needs and familiar topics; introduce oneself; greet and interact in basic everyday situations.
Writing
Write simple sentences, short messages, postcards, notes, and fill in basic forms.
Communicative functions
Greeting and introducing oneself; asking for and giving personal information; making simple requests; talking about daily routines; ordering in cafés or restaurants; asking for directions.
Vocabulary
Personal information, numbers, free time, home, food, places in town, weather, days and months.
Grammar
Articles; gender and number; present tense; essere and avere; modal verbs; simple imperative; basic prepositions; simple declarative and interrogative sentences.
Pronunciation and culture
Basic Italian sounds and intonation; common gestures and social conventions; everyday Italian cultural elements.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES – LEVEL A2
Listening comprehension
Understand short talks on familiar topics; follow detailed instructions; extract key information from simple radio, recordings, or TV programs.
Reading comprehension
Understand clearly structured texts (letters, short articles, leaflets); simple written instructions and regulations.
Speaking
Interact in routine conversations; exchange information; describe people, places, experiences and plans in a simple, coherent way.
Writing
Write short texts on familiar topics; take simple notes; write basic personal letters expressing thanks or apologies.
Communicative functions
Talking about past experiences; describing family, home and physical appearance; speaking about health

A1-A2 - Le Basi dell'Italiano: Grammatica e Conversazione. (The basics of Italian: focus on grammar and conversation)

LEARNING OBJECTIVES – LEVEL B1
Listening comprehension
Understand the main points of clear standard speech; follow structured lessons related to one’s field; understand basic technical instructions for everyday devices; grasp key information from TV, radio and recorded materials.
Reading comprehension
Read simple texts related to personal interests; scan longer texts for specific information; understand clear and straightforward written instructions.
Speaking
Produce clear and simple narratives and descriptions with reasonable fluency; recount plots of books or films and express opinions; present short prepared talks and develop simple arguments.
Writing
Write coherent texts such as descriptions, reports and personal stories; express feelings and impressions; write short essays or reports on topics of interest; summarize information in writing.
Study skills
Take notes during clear and structured lessons; combine information from different sources; paraphrase short written texts in a simple way.
Communicative Functions
Narrating past events; describing situations; expressing wishes and hopes; making polite requests; giving advice; making predictions and hypotheses; expressing doubts; comparing data; defining objects, people and concepts.
Vocabulary
Life stages; time markers; work and study; formal letter and CV language; urban environment; nature; physical and personality descriptions; argumentation expressions; discourse connectors.
Grammar
Review of past tenses (passato prossimo, imperfetto); trapassato prossimo; conditional present and past; future and future perfect; present and past subjunctive; comparative and superlative forms; direct and indirect pronouns (combined forms); relative pronouns; uses of ci and ne; indefinite pronouns; idiomatic uses of volerci and metterci.
Pronunciation and Culture
Review of A1–A2 phonology and spelling; intonation for expressing emotions; syntactic doubling; introduction to regional varieties of Italian; body language and gestu

B1-B2  Italiano Intermedio: Espressione e Interazione (Intermediate Italian: Expression and Interaction)

LEARNING OBJECTIVES – LEVEL C1
Listening comprehension
Understand extended and complex speech on abstract or unfamiliar topics; follow conferences and debates with relative ease; recognize idiomatic and colloquial expressions and shifts in register; understand specific information in public announcements even with poor audio quality; comprehend complex technical information; understand a wide range of radio, TV and recorded materials, including non-standard language.
Reading comprehension
Understand long and complex texts in detail, both within and outside one’s field; follow lengthy and complex written instructions.
Speaking
Produce clear, precise and well-structured presentations on complex topics; develop elaborate narratives with appropriate expansion and conclusions; communicate complex sequences of ideas fluently and appropriately to context and register.
Writing
Write clear, well-structured texts on complex topics; produce descriptions, narratives and expository texts with a confident personal style; adapt writing to audience and text type conventions.
Study skills
Take detailed and accurate notes; summarize long and difficult texts effectively.
Communicative Functions (C1)
Emphasizing information; explaining rules and instructions; reporting statements, questions and requests; using direct and indirect speech; reacting appropriately to linguistic register; expressing complex ideas and sequences of events.
Vocabulary (C1)
Word formation (prefixes, suffixes, compounds); synonyms and antonyms; specialized academic and disciplinary vocabulary.
Grammar (C1)
Passive forms; si passive; direct and indirect speech; sequence of tenses in indicative and subjunctive; non-finite verb forms (infinitive, participle, gerund).
Pronunciation & Culture (C1)
Advanced control of phonology and intonation; awareness of linguistic varieties; deeper exploration of Italian cultural topics, including art and music history.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES – LEVEL C2
Listening comprehension
Underst