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Italian Cookery

The Italian cookery course offers students the opportunity to enter an Italian home, take part in the preparation of some typical Italian dishes and then eat them together with a glass of good wine. It is an experience which brings together culture, gastronomy and language practice. This course is open to students of all levels. The Italian cookery course is made up of two 3-hour sessions a week for a minimum of one week. There will be a maximum of 6 people per class.

The Italian cookery course is only available in combination with one of the intensive courses.



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2 lessons per wk
No acco
 
1 week  170
   
Starting dates:   18/01, 15/02, 15/03, 12/04, 10/05, 07/06, 05/07, 02/08, 30/08, 27/09, 25/10, 22/11
   

Course

  • Intensive
  • Combined
  • Academic Year
  • Teacher Course
  • CILS Course
  • Italian Cookery
  • Business Italian
  • Italian & Culture
  • Golden Age
  • One-to-One
  • JobTravel
  • Accommodation

  • Shared Apartment
  • Host Family
  • Prices

     
     2010

     Learn Italian in Rome


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    Nov 16 9 4
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    June 28 17 9

    Student's View

    Everything changes when you decide to do a language course abroad for a few months. First and foremost, take time to think properly, make sure everything is properly organised (by StudyTravel), give a big farewell party for and with all those you're leaving behind and then just follow your heart. There's a good chance you'll acquire valuable experience which you will be able to look back on and smile the rest of your life. I definitely had a great time in the academic year I spent in Rome!

    José Ortega, Spain.