Depending on the type of language training you choose, different providers and models may be available to you. Traditional Italian courses are offered by a very large number of schools throughout Switzerland, for example in Bern, Zurich, Basel or Lucerne. The courses are usually held on the premises of the language school, at fixed times and according to a fixed timetable. This is also the case for most business courses, but the situation is quite different for company courses. These are developed entirely according to the needs of the company and therefore the choice of location, time, content, objectives and duration are very much geared towards the customer.

As you can see, there is a wide range of Italian courses on offer, so it's not always easy to find the right Italian language school for you among all the providers. It makes sense to first decide on the type of course that best meets your expectations and doesn't overwhelm you before choosing an Italian language school. If you would like to learn Italian for a few hours one evening a week, it is best to choose a standard course or, if you are interested in language certificates, a diploma course. Once you have clicked on these, you will see a list of schools that offer exactly these Italian courses and can now narrow down your selection using the area search on the right-hand side of the screen.

Depending on the region, you will still find a large number of schools, so it makes sense to ask some of these schools to send you further information on Italian courses by email or post so that you can compare them. This is quicker than you might think, as you can use our contact form to enquire about Italian language schools. And the further selection of Italian courses after receiving the documents is not too time-consuming either. Take a look at some important key data of the Italian language school that should be important for your decision, such as time and dates of the Italian course, requirements, number and duration of lessons, group size, qualifications of the teaching staff (native speaker teacher), teaching materials, certificates and exams, content and structure, prices and inclusive services, placement test, location, infrastructure and transport connections. You can also find more information in our free guide "How to choose the right education provider" (see navigation point "Education help" above).