Course description
Class Tutor: Angello Roselli Cost: €90
Class Format: Blended learning i.e available face to face with tutor in Malahide Community School and the class is also available via web cam using Google Meets from your home. Note there are two course codes. One to attend class in person and the other to join via web cam.
Book: Buongiorno Italian [We ask you not to purchase the book until after the first class]
This class will be a blended learning offering i.e. you can attend class virtually or face to face with tutor in the classroom in Malahide Community School.
· This course will run on a Monday evening from 7.30-9.00pm.
· This class will commence on Mon 5th October 2020 and runs for 8 weeks.
This introductory course will give you a good grounding in the basics of Italian language. A multi-media course for beginners learning Italian. Ascolta and Ripeti lessons with an emphasis on dialogue and conversation. Course to enable the visitor to Italy to communicate more effectively.
Registration is available by going onto our school website www.malahidecs.ie and clicking on the ‘Enrol Here’ button on the righthand-side of the screen and selecting the correct course code depending on whether you wish to attend in person or via web cam from home.
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