Italian in Turin - elegant, authentic, quiet
Turin is one of the most surprising Italian cities in which to study the language. Elegant yet understated, it offers the beauty of historic architecture, Piedmontese cuisine, two prestigious universities and the Alps in the background, without the tourist crowds of Florence or Rome. Our campus is on Via Saluzzo, a few minutes from Parco del Valentino, in one of the liveliest neighbourhoods in the city. Here Italian is lived every day: in the historic cafés, the markets, the bookshops and the squares. It is the ideal choice for anyone who wants an authentic experience, in a refined city with a cost of living more accessible than Milan or Florence.
The Turin campus
The campus occupies a modern three-storey building designed entirely for teaching. The spaces are bright, quiet and designed for full-time students. The facilities include: 10 classrooms; a computer lab with 18 workstations; a language lab with booths for simultaneous interpreting; a library and study room; an Aula Magna for conferences and events; relaxation areas and common spaces for study and conversation. The campus is a few steps from Parco del Valentino and offers an international, modern and comfortable environment.
Modern three-storey campus
A purpose-built modern building, three floors, designed for full-time student use. Bright, quiet, comfortable - the opposite of a converted apartment on a noisy street.
10 classrooms, language lab, library
10 teaching classrooms, a computer lab with 18 workstations, a language lab with two two-person interpreting booths, a study room, and a library. An Aula Magna for events and lectures.
Indoor relaxation areas
A ground-floor relaxation/break area for students between classes, plus additional indoor spaces designed for informal conversation practice and group work.
Study spaces for full-time learners
Multiple study areas across the building, designed for students who actually work between classes - the kind of space most Italian language schools don't have.
Turin - the campus
Our contemporary campus near Parco del Valentino.




Who Turin is ideal for
One-to-one lessons
Fully personalised programmes for students, professionals or families who want to learn Italian with flexible schedules and goals.
Long-term students
Turin is perfect for stays of 3 to 12 months. It is a lively city of nearly a million people, with a rich cultural offering and excellent rail connections to Milan (1h) and Paris (5h).
International university groups
Many universities, particularly from the U.S., look for an Italian destination that is less touristy than Florence. Turin offers an authentic setting, academic organisation and all the documentation needed for faculty-led programmes.
Italian + design, architecture and gastronomy
Capital of industrial design, home of Slow Food and Piedmontese cuisine, Turin is the ideal city to combine studying Italian with professional and cultural interests.
Accommodation in Turin
All accommodation options are within 30 minutes of the campus by tram, bus or metro. The school handles the bookings directly. Reservation fee: €40 (one-off), deducted from your first week of the course.
Most popular - full Italian immersion
Host family
The best option for anyone who wants to practise Italian every day by living with a selected Turin family.
€215/week, room only · €240/week, with breakfast · €335/week, half board (breakfast + dinner)
For sociable students
Shared apartment
Private bedroom in an apartment with other international students (2-4 people), shared kitchen and bathroom.
€215/week, room only
For privacy + couples
Studio & one-bedroom apartment
Fully furnished apartments with private kitchen and bathroom, ideal for those who want more independence or are travelling as a couple.
On request, all-inclusive
For long-term + low maintenance
Student residence
Mini-apartments with a kitchenette and private bathroom, cleaning services and common spaces. Recommended for long-term stays.
On request, based on length
For short stays or hosting visitors
Hotels & B&Bs (3-5 star)
For short courses or to host family members and companions, we book affiliated hotels and B&Bs near the campus.
How booking works: tell us your dates, the type of accommodation you want and any particular needs (diet, pets, smoking, distance from the campus). Within two working days we propose an available option. The reservation fee is only requested after your confirmation and is then deducted from your first week's payment.
Visa students
For long-term courses, the confirmed accommodation address is used in your Permesso di Soggiorno application. We help you choose the most suitable option based on your course duration, budget and lifestyle. Student Area → residence permit kit walkthrough →
Frequently asked questions
Where are the Italian courses in Turin held?
At our Turin campus, on Via Saluzzo, with one-to-one and group courses from A1 to C2 and new start dates every week.
Can I get an official Italian certificate in Turin?
Yes. The campus is a CELI exam center, so you can prepare and sit the exam directly at the school.
How long are the courses?
From one week to a full academic year. Courses of at least 16 weeks are eligible for a study visa, and the school prepares all the necessary documents.
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A short walk from the Duomo, in the heart of the city that never stands still. Here you learn Italian and use it straight away, every day: between work, fashion and aperitivi.
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