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Italian Language Course in India
Learning Italian is more than just picking up a new language—it’s opening doors to exciting opportunities across Europe, especially in Italy. Whether you're planning to study, or work abroad, fluency in Italian gives you a real edge in international environments.
At Eurogrades, our Italian Language Course is designed for ambitious learners in India who want to stand out. From basic A1 to advanced C1 levels, we help you build strong communication skills, understand the culture, and gain the confidence to thrive in Italian-speaking settings.
Led by experienced trainers, our classes blend interactive sessions with real-life scenarios—so you’re not just learning words, you’re learning to live the language. With flexible schedules and classes to fit your timelines, we make learning Italian accessible and effective.
Why EuroGrades?
EuroGrades offers affordable Italian learning for a brighter future!
Affordable Pricing
Beginner Friendly
Small Batch Sizes
Certified Trainers
Structured Curriculum
Flexible Learning Modes
Live Interactive Classes
CILS & CELI Exam Preparation
Italian Language Learning Levels
Eurogrades offers structured courses to guide you through every step of the journey.
A1 – Beginner
You’ll learn basic phrases, greetings, and everyday vocabulary. Ideal for travelers or complete beginners starting their Italian journey.
- Basic expressions to satisfy concrete needs.
- Introducing themselves and others
- Asking and answering simple questions
- Simple interaction as long as the other person speaks slowly and clearly.
A2 – Elementary
Understand commonly used expressions related to shopping, family, and local geography. Build confidence in short conversations and simple reading.
- Understanding sentences and frequently used expressions
- Simple communication and routine tasks
- Explaining in simple terms aspects
B1 – Intermediate
Start forming more complex sentences and handle travel situations, work-related conversations, and personal topics with more fluency.
- Understanding the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters.
- Dealing with most situations likely to arise while studying.
- Producing simple connected texts on several topics.
- Describing experiences and events, dreams, hopes, and ambitions
B2 – Upper Intermediate
Communicate effectively and spontaneously. Understand more technical discussions and express opinions clearly—ideal for academic or work settings in Italy.
- Understanding the main ideas of a complex text
- Participating in technical discussions in their field of specialization.
- Interacting with a degree of fluency and spontaneity.
- Producing clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects
- Discussing a viewpoint on a topical issue
C1 – Advanced
Master the language with ease. Read complex texts, write essays, and engage in fluent conversations without hesitation.
- Understanding a wide range of demanding, and longer clauses.
- Expressing ideas fluently and spontaneously.
- Using language flexibly and effectively.
- Producing clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects.
C2 – Proficient
Near-native fluency. You can understand virtually everything you hear or read and express yourself effortlessly in any context.
- Understanding with ease virtually everything heard or read.
- Summarizing information from different spoken and written sources
- Reconstructing arguments and accounts.
- Expressing themselves spontaneously
Pros of Learning Italian Language
- Knowing Italian opens doors to global careers, especially in fashion, automotive, art, culinary, and tourism sectors
- Many top public universities in Italy offer affordable education, but understanding the language is key.
- Bilingual professionals are in demand across industries. Italian adds a unique edge to your profile.
- Italian is spoken by over 85 million people worldwide, giving you access to a broad international network.
- From opera to Renaissance art and cuisine, learning Italian helps you experience the culture more deeply.
Student Reviews
See what some of our students have to say about their Italian language learning experience with EuroGrades!
Frequently asked questions.
Here’re some of the answers compiled to some of the most common queries students have when planning to study in Italy or other Italian-speaking regions.
While many universities offer programs in English, knowing Italian enhances your academic, social, and cultural experience. Additionally, it’s especially helpful if your course is in humanities, arts, or involves local interaction.
Most Italian-taught university programs require at least a B2 level in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). Further, some institutions may accept B1 with a commitment to improve during studies.
Yes, the most recognized exams are CILS (Certification of Italian as a Foreign Language) and CELI. These are often required by universities for admission into Italian-medium courses.
With consistent effort, reaching a conversational level (B1-B2) can take 6 to 12 months. Intensive courses can speed up the process, especially when combined with immersion or study in Italy.
Yes. Many part-time opportunities—like in hospitality, retail, or tutoring—prefer or require Italian-speaking candidates. Language skills give you a strong edge in the job market.
In major cities and universities, yes—but outside academic spaces, daily life becomes much easier with basic Italian. Additionally, simple tasks like grocery shopping, asking for directions, or visiting a doctor require some local language skills.
Italian is a Romance language with phonetic spelling and regular grammar, making it relatively easier for English speakers to pick up compared to languages like German or Russian.
Yes. Beyond studying in Italy, Italian is spoken in parts of Switzerland and used in international careers in fashion, art, culinary, diplomacy, and design. Therefore, it sets you apart in global job markets.
