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Average Cost of Italian Lessons
The average cost of 60-minute Italian lessons is $56. While the exact cost will vary depending on the teacher, type of lesson, and your location, you should expect to spend anywhere between $25 and $105 per hour.
| 30-min | $15 |
$31 average |
$65 |
| 45-min | $20 |
$42 average |
$65 |
| 60-min | $25 |
$56 average |
$105 |
For the best experience, we typically recommend 60-minute Italian lessons. However, students looking for a more affordable option may want to consider a shorter lesson length of 45 or 30 minutes. On average, 45-minute Italian lessons are 25% less expensive at $42, and 30-minute lessons cost 45% less at $31.
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Italian Lesson Reviews from Students
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Simona was very profess
She shared a lot of interesting things about Italy about the culture, Food, travel and what to expect. I consider Simona a friend and always a great teacher.
I would recommend her for Italian lessons to anyone.
And yes, I am fluent now :)"
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About Giulia M.
Close I am from Florence, Italy.
I am a writer and I've been a tutor for over 10 years now.
I will be happy to help you learn a new language, and discover a new culture.
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About Martina Z.
Close I have been teaching Italian for 3 years in British public and private schools. My students develop not only knowledge of the language but also understanding of the Italy. I am passionate about my country and I like to teach Italian for that reason! With a degree in teaching I have learn to use a variety of learning methods to best suite my students: mnemonic, musical or using movements. Languages don't need to be boring!
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About Ronald Chaz B.
Close A graduate with a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Education with majors in Spanish (Native Speakers' fluency) and German
( Native Speakers' fluency) in Language, Literature, and History, and Piano/Vocal Performance (Music); and minors in French Studies (Language and Culture), Italian, Linguistics, and Interpreting/Translation.
He has spoken German and Spanish since the age of 11 due to his German upbringing with a German step-father as well as his Hispanic background from his real father. He also studied at
Die Hochschule der Musik und Darstellende Kunst, Wien, Osterreich (Vienna, Austria) and has been active in the Latino communities in the USA. He speaks Spanish at home and Italian with his Italian friends.
He has a B.A. and M.Ed. (majors in Spanish, German, Music (Vocal/ Piano Performance); minors in French, Italian, and Interpreting/Translations ). He is fluent-native speaker fluency to teach all the above languages in addition to Tagalog and Cebuano (Visaya). He
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About Karen C.
Close I provide customized lessons based on the student's specific need. I believe immersion is the best way to learn a language (that is how I learned English), therefore I try to minimize English interactions during the lessons. I also give practical exercises for the students to do between lessons. Unless specially requested by the students, my lessons are not grammar-heavy but are more focused on useful Italian conversations to help the students become comfortable speaking and understanding.
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About Paul B.
Close I can give you a huge head start in Italian if you just started learning. I've studied the Italian language for over 7 years now, started in high school and because of the close proximity with Spanish I have developed a moderate professional pro-efficiency.
I highly recommend my Italian classes for people who want to improve their speaking skills as I can relate to my learning path and have extensive oral and written exercices to fill your heads with Dante Alighieri's master piece. Ciao Ragazzi!
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