Berkeley Parents Network: Tutors for Italian

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Tutors for Italian

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Classes for family going to Italy
Affordable Italian Classes?
Intermediate classes for an adult
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Classes for family going to Italy

June 2007

Our family is going to Italy for a week this summer and thought it would be fun (and perhaps useful!) to learn some basic conversational Italian together. Anyone know of a good teacher that would be willing to work with us over the next few weeks? I tried Berkeley Adult school but you need to be over 18 years old. Thanks.

My wife and I have taken Italian lessons from (Maria) Rita Biasin in Berkeley. She's an instructor at Albany and Berkeley Adult Schools. Her number is in the phone book. Bart

Affordable Italian Classes?

May 2005

Hi! Just starting to think about Italian classes that fit our budget and schedule. We prefer if your native language is Italian. We are located in the Rockridge- Oakland Hills area. Thank you!

I have been taking Italian lessons with Arianna Gallo, who is a native of Milan and gives lessons for small groups and also individual lessons in Berkeley. I've been pretty happy with the class. I don't know if this meets your definition of affordable, but you can check out her website at: http://www.geocities.com/kaminw/italian_classes.html
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Intermediate classes for an adult

Sept 2003

I am interested in small group or private Italian lesson. Can anyone recommend a teacher or classes. My level was intermediate. Now I am pretty rusty. alison

Contact the Italian consulate in SF. They can put you in touch with the local cultural office (whatever the Italian equivalent is of Germany's Goethe Institut or France's Alliance Francaise). A colleague of mine takes italian lessons there and has very much enjoyed them. Eric

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