We are going to provide a series of Italian courses for students who participate in a placement test, which will take place on the Aulaweb in September.
Following the tests, a number of Italian 50-hour courses - level A1 through to C1 - will be made available to students. Lessons are held 4 times a week, each lesson lasts two hours. Each student can attend only one course per semester, for a maximum of 2 courses during the same academic year. Students who have added the courses to their learning agreement will be allocated 2 CFUs per course at the end of each course and only upon passing a relevant test.
Only students who have attended at least 50% of the hours, are allowed at the final exam.
Students are required to add the course/s to their learning agreement by a given date which is yet to be disclosed.
Course titles and codes
Codes to fill out learning agreements:
- A1 Italian Course: 89896
- A2 Italian Course: 89897
- B1 Italian Course: 89898
- B2 Italian Course: 89899
- C1 Italian Course: 89900 (offered only if a minimum number of participants is reached)
You will receive CFUs, which will then be transferred onto your Transcript of Records, only if the course is included in your Learning Agreement and if you take and pass the relevant exam at the end.
We suggest that you add the code to your Learning Agreement only after you have started the course to be sure that it is the right course for you and the right code to be included to your LA.
The 2 credits are not accompanied by a grade but they are comparable to a positive assessment (idoneità).
Term 1
Students who took the placement test of 6/10/23 or 18/10/23 were included in italian courses and received an email with all informations.
In the first semester two A1 courses, one A2 course, one B1 course were activeted.
Absolute beginners
Who has declared that is absolute beginner, in the times and in the modalities demanded, has been inserted in a A1 course.
Placement test
Only those who take the placement test, or those who click on the absolute beginner section, will be included in our courses.
Term 2
Italian courses in presence will also take place in Term 2. The information about them will be updated from the second half of January 2024.
How do I obtain a level assessment statement (certificate)?
If you need a level assessment statement, please write to erasmus.clat[at]unige.it providing your name, surname, matriculation number, course name and attained level. In order for the statement to be issued, the payment of a 16 Euro stamp duty must be made. You will be sent a link to make a virtual payment after your mark has been validated. The Settore Sviluppo Competenze Linguistiche will send you the link and will then issue the statement upon receipt of said payment.