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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
*Required for Zoom classes, preferred for in-person

  • 5 days left to register

    Novice I

    Master Italian basics: alphabet, greetings, introductions, pronouns, directions, formal/informal speech, questions, dates, spelling, and conversation.

    Wednesdays at @ American Italian Cultural Center
  • 6 days left to register

    Novice II

    Further development of basic communication skills in Italian.

    Tuesdays at @ American Italian Cultural Center
  • 7 days left to register

    Intermediate

    Further development of communication skills in Italian, including a greater emphasis on conversation, oral, and written expression.

    Thursdays at @ American Italian Cultural Center
  • 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.

  • 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.