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American Italian Cultural Center

Italian Lessons

Novice | Intermediate | Advanced

We offer four 8-week sessions per year. Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer. Throughout the courses, students can attain proficiency according to the European Framework Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Textbook: Prego! An Invitation to Italian, 7th edition
*The textbook is required; AICC has some available for purchase, but they have limited availability.

Upcoming Italian Classes

Class updates

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Want a class at your level?

Tell us which level you would like and when you could attend. Requests help us decide which classes to schedule next.

  • This has been a great experience for me and I look forward to the next class. I'm a big fan of your teaching style. It definitely works for me!

    James Maiuri
  • … We really liked the class and thought the instructor was excellent!

    Charles Lovell
  • …I can only say that they were excellent and fun, and we look forward to taking more lessons in the near future.

    Middleton O’Malley
 Class Location:,  American Italian Cultural Center

Class Location:

American Italian Cultural Center

The American Italian Cultural Center is located at 537 S Peters Street in New Orleans. Our in-person classes are located in our Nick LaRocca Conference Room. We look forward to seeing you in class at the AICC!!

If you have any questions regarding our in-person classes, please give us a call at 504-522-7294 or email us at questions@aiccnola.org.

Request an Italian Class

Tell us which level you would like to take and what times work for you. Requests help us decide which classes to schedule next, and we will be in touch when one opens.

Format
Times that work for you (Optional)

Times are Central Time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • No! Since our classes are now also available to Zoom, we welcome students from across the U.S., especially our friends in high-heritage areas like New Jersey, New York, and beyond.