Languages
Italian 3/4: module 2
An interactive Intermediate (B1) Italian course using speaking, listening and grammar work with contemporary topics and literary texts.
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What Intermediate (B1) Italian means
At B1 Italian, learners can deal with most everyday situations and explain experiences, opinions and plans in connected language.
Express an opinion
Penso che lavorare da casa sia utile, anche se a volte può risultare isolante.
I think working from home is useful, although it can sometimes feel isolating.
Explain a plan
Voglio migliorare il mio italiano per poter lavorare all’estero l’anno prossimo.
I want to improve my Italian so I can work abroad next year.
Tell a short story
Stavamo andando in spiaggia quando ha iniziato a piovere, quindi abbiamo cambiato programma.
We were heading to the beach when it started raining, so we changed our plans.
These are general examples of language use at this level, not a description of any individual course syllabus.
About this course
The course consolidates upper-intermediate Italian through exposure to authentic contemporary language in spoken and written forms. Learners work with current affairs topics, literary texts and selected grammatical structures. Teaching centres on communication, with pair, group and whole-class discussions, role plays, games, presentations, hand-outs and audio-visual resources. Homework is recommended to reinforce classroom learning.
What you'll learn
- Discuss selected current-affairs topics in Italian through spoken interaction.
- Work with authentic contemporary Italian in spoken and written forms.
- Analyse and revise selected grammatical structures.
- Engage with literary texts in Italian.
Is this course right for you?
This course is intended for upper-intermediate learners who have studied Italian for at least three to four years. The level is described as roughly equivalent to A-level standard. Participation involves regular speaking and listening activities, pair and group work, and class discussion.
- The course does not lead to an examination.
- Learning outcomes are agreed with the tutor at the beginning of the course.
Before you go
- Google Classroom is used for teaching and learning resources.
- Homework is highly recommended to consolidate learning.
- The tutor will advise whether a course book needs to be purchased.