This course is designed for those who are already very familiar with basic Italian structures and attended an Italian language course in the past. The course will focus on the development of skills related to everyday situations: doing groceries shopping, asking and giving directions, and talking about past events. The activities will include speaking tasks such as role-plays, description of images, group writing, and listening. 

Roberta Bonfà is a qualified native Italian teacher with a strong academic background and a passion for language education. She holds QTLS status (2015), a PGCE from the University of Brighton (2014), and a DITALS 2nd level certification (2011), equivalent to CELTA/DELTA. She also earned a Laurea in Foreign Languages and Literatures from the University of Pisa (1998).

Roberta adopts a communicative approach, ensuring students to actively participate from the very first lesson. She integrates grammar in a clear, accessible way while developing speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills.

Beyond language, Roberta offers insights into Italian culture and customs. She creates a welcoming, interactive environment where students feel confident expressing themselves. Whether teaching children, adults, or exam-level students, she tailors her lessons to each group’s needs.

With Roberta, learning is more than just acquiring vocabulary and grammar—it’s an enjoyable experience that builds confidence and helps learners engage with the Italian language.