ITALIANO LIVELLO A2/B1

Italian language Course for Teacher

Italiano in movimento

Il corso è pensato per i docenti che desiderano apprendere o perfezionare la lingua italiana direttamente nel contesto in cui è parlata, approfondendone al contempo le radici culturali e artistiche. Il percorso si svolge tra Modena e Ascoli Piceno e combina 25 ore di didattica frontale (adattata ai bisogni dei partecipanti) con attività laboratoriali e visite guidate pomeridiane. L’obiettivo è duplice: il potenziamento linguistico dei docenti e la creazione pratica di moduli didattici e itinerari culturali.

This course is designed for educators who wish to master the Italian language within its natural context while simultaneously deepening their knowledge of Italian art and culture. Held between Modena and Ascoli Piceno, the program combines 25 hours of classroom instruction—tailored to the participants’ needs—with hands-on workshops and guided afternoon tours. The objective is twofold: to enhance the teachers’ own language proficiency and to provide the tools for creating practical teaching modules and cultural itineraries .

  • Guided tour of the town of Modena/Ascoli
  • 1-day excursion to Ravenna/Roma to be booked when enrolling in the course (for a fee)
  • Other activities are possible directly on site
Learning Objectives

I partecipanti potranno:

  • Migliorare la comprensione orale: l’interazione costante con docenti madrelingua potenzierà la capacità di comprendere l’italiano sia parlato che scritto.

  • Padroneggiare la grammatica italiana: dalle strutture semplici a quelle avanzate, per una comunicazione precisa ed efficace.

  • Comprendere le realtà regionali: scoprire l’Emilia-Romagna con le sue tradizioni enogastronomiche e la leggendaria “Terra dei Motori” (Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini).

  • Scoprire il fascino delle Marche: immergersi nella bellezza di Ascoli Piceno, la “Città del Travertino”, celebre per la sua piazza rinascimentale, le tradizioni artigiane e le eccellenze culinarie locali.

  • Perfezionare le abilità di scrittura: consigli pratici per migliorare la fluidità e lo stile nella produzione scritta.

  • Rafforzare la produzione orale: attraverso progetti di gruppo e giochi di ruolo, i partecipanti consolideranno le loro abilità di conversazione in contesti autentici.

  • Immergersi nella cultura: vivere la lingua nel quotidiano esplorando la ricchezza delle tradizioni italiane e le diverse identità regionali tra Modena e Ascoli Piceno.

    Participants will be able to:

    • Improve oral comprehension: constant interaction with native-speaking teachers will significantly enhance your understanding of both spoken and written Italian.

    • Master Italian grammar: from basic to advanced structures, ensuring precise and effective communication.

    • Understand regional realities: explore Emilia-Romagna and its world-famous food and wine traditions, alongside the history of the “Motor Valley” (Ferrari, Maserati, and Lamborghini).

    • Discover the charm of the Marche region: immerse yourself in the beauty of Ascoli Piceno, the “City of Travertine,” renowned for one of Italy’s finest Renaissance squares, its ancient craftsmanship, and local culinary excellence.

    • Refine writing skills: gain practical tips to improve fluency and stylistic expression in written Italian.

    • Strengthen oral production: through group projects and role-plays, participants will build confidence and speaking skills in authentic, real-world contexts.

    • Immerse themselves in culture: experience daily language practice while exploring the richness of Italian traditions and the distinct regional identities of Modena and Ascoli Piceno.

Metodology and Assessment

All our courses include an active and participatory methodology. Each phase of the training is focused on achieving the objectives set and participants are constantly encouraged to carry out practical experiences to replicate in the classroom with their students. Our methodology is based above all on communication and practical learning. Throughout the process, digital tools that improve both the understanding and production of texts will provide valid help and support.


For each module, final group work is used which stimulates discussion and creates motivating learning experiences by putting each planned action into a situation.

Pricing

The cost of the course is 500 € and includes lessons, useful material for the course, coffee breaks and city visits. It does not include the Saturday excursion which must be booked at the time of registration
Cancellation can be made without penalty within fifteen days before the start of the session. In case of force majeure (see the cases foreseen by the Erasmus programme) cancellation is also possible on the start day of the course

Course Details:

Certification Details

  • Certificate of attendance
  • Europass Mobility Document
  • Learning agreement

Course Programme

  • Introduction to "Italiano Livello A2/B1" Day 1

    • Reception & Course Presentation: Welcome the participants, outline the course objectives and schedule.
    • Brainstorming Activity: What do you know about Italy and the Emilia Romagna/Marche region?
    • Exploring Modena: Projection of images and videos showcasing the city.
    • Coffee Break ☕
    • Participant Introductions: Presentation of the participants and their schools (in Italian).

  • Lingua da viaggio Day 2

    • From Monuments to Grammar: Exploring material and immaterial heritage through language.
    • Use digital or physical flashcards featuring images of various travel styles, such as backpacking, luxury resorts, historic trains, and cities of art.: Presentation of Modena's and Ascoli's heritage.
    • Coffee Break ☕
    • Activity: Listen to a short audio clip or read a text about a "travel nightmare" (a trip gone wrong). Grammar Focus: Introducing or reviewing the contrast between Passato Prossimo and Imperfetto. Example: "While I was waiting (imperfetto - ongoing action) for the train, I lost (passato prossimo - completed event) my suitcase." Exercise: A two-column table to help students distinguish between specific past actions and background descriptions.
    • 3:00-5:00 PM City Tour:
    • Modena: Visit to Piazza Grande, Cathedral of Modena, Piazza Roma, Via Farini, Via Emilia, Piazza Mazzini, and Palazzo dei Musei.
    • Ascoli: Visit to Piazza del Popolo (widely considered one of Italy’s most beautiful squares), the Palazzo dei Capitani del Popolo, and the Church of San Francesco. The tour continues to Piazza Arringo, the Cathedral of Sant'Emidio, and the Civic Art Gallery (Pinacoteca Civica), followed by a stroll toward the Malatesta Fort or through the charming "rue" (the city’s characteristic medieval alleys).

  • Discussions and Group Activity Day 3

    • Activity: Guided Speaking Practice – The Travel Agent Role-Play Scenario: A dynamic role-play session where the instructor acts as an enthusiastic travel agent, while participants take on the roles of demanding, eccentric, or "unlucky" travelers
    • Learning Objectives: Future Tense: To outline plans, schedules, and upcoming projects. Present Conditional: To express desires, preferences, and polite requests ("I would like...", "I would prefer...", "It would be great to...")
    • Coffee Break ☕
    • Activity: Grammar Reinforcement – The Pronoun Quiz Challenge: Instructional Focus: Mastery of direct and indirect object pronouns, targeting common "pain points" such as pronoun choice and past participle agreement. Key Examples: Direct Pronouns: "La valigia? **L'**ho imbarcata" (Agreement of the past participle with the direct object). Indirect Pronouns: "Le ho regalato una guida" (To her / I gave her a guidebook). Objective: To build fluency and accuracy in pronoun usage during fast-paced communication, correcting common errors typical of the intermediate level..

  • Digital Postcards: Your Trip in a Post Day 4

    • Activity: Creative Writing Practice – The Social Media Post Task:
    • Participants will draft a short post (30–50 words) for a social network, describing their most recent holiday. Linguistic Requirements: * Use at least two verbs in the past tense (passato prossimo or imperfetto). Incorporate at least two new adjectives introduced during the lesson. Feedback: A collaborative review of the most creative posts to evaluate stylistic choices, vocabulary accuracy, and overall communicative impact.
    • Coffee Break ☕
    • Italy at the Table: Culture, Language, and Flavors
    • Vocabulary Focus: Beyond Pizza – Exploring "gastronomic dialects" and the unwritten rules of Italian dining etiquette. Grammar Focus: Combined Pronouns (e.g., "Ce lo porti il conto?" / Can you bring it to us?; "Glielo dico io" / I’ll tell him/her). Interactive Activity: The Group Dinner Simulation – A role-play session where participants must convince the group to choose a specific dish or resolve a conflict, such as a mistake on the final bill.

  • Reflection and Future Applications Day 5

    • Creation of a presentation of the city of Modena: Developing a comprehensive overview of Modena/Ascoli.
    • Reflections on language: Discussion and analysis.
    • Group work: Designing an itinerary in Italy for a school trip.
    • Closing session: Reflection on progress and next steps for continuous language learning and application in educational contexts.
    • Certificate of participation: Distribution of certificates.
    • Confirmation of Erasmus+ mobility documents: Finalizing documentation.

  • Excursion to Ravenna/Roma (optional) Day 6

    • Cultural Field Trips: For Modena participants: Full-day excursion to Ravenna (UNESCO World Heritage mosaics). For Ascoli Piceno participants: Guided tour of Rome, the Eternal City.

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ITALIANO LIVELLO A2/B1