Phonetics for Beginners – Thursday lunch time
Enhance your Italian pronunciation and speak with confidence in Phonetics for Beginners.
This course is designed for those new to Italian or anyone looking to refine their accent and pronunciation skills. You will learn the basics of Italian phonetics, including how to correctly produce vowel and consonant sounds, master the rhythm and intonation of the language, and tackle common pronunciation challenges. Through interactive lessons and practical exercises, you’ll build a strong foundation in speaking Italian clearly and accurately.
No prior experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to learn! Join us and start speaking Italian with the confidence of a native!
Syllabus
Benvenute e Benvenuti!
No Textbook is required
Schedule
Thursday lunchtime FROM October 10 TO October 31, 2024
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm PST
4 weeks – Classes meet once a week on Zoom
Courses Fee
Early Bird Rate 120$ (+5%GST) – available until September 20
140$ (+ GST) available FROM September 21
Course Cancellations
Please note that the school administration may cancel courses at any time due to low enrolment. Upon cancellation, registrants will receive a full refund.
For any further info about our cancellation policy please visit Cancellation & Refund Policy.
Speaker
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Anna LanzaniAnna is an international business consultant with extensive economic training. She graduated in 2001 cum laude in International Economics in Pavia and in Management International in Strasbourg (EM), she obtained a master’s degree in Strategic Marketing in London (2007) and an MBA in Buenos Aires ( 2016). Beside working 20 years as marketing executive and consultant in leading companies and in the promotion of Made in Italy in Europe, Asia and South America, Anna always cultivated her passion for italian culture, language and cuisine and is a certified language trainer (CEDILS -Ca’ Foscari) with more than 850 hours of university -level teaching experience. Her teaching mixes different approaches, integrating CLIL and TPR.
