Culturforum is an Italian language school in the city centre of Palermo in Sicily. Our goal number one at Culturforum are your communication skills!
In our Italian language courses you will improve your ability to speak and furthermore your listening skills. You will engage in real situations which take their cue from everyday life in Italy. Our teachers, all highly experienced and professional. They design the course keeping in mind your needs and are adept at finding the best way to help you to express yourself fluently in Italian.
Your speaking skills are our top priority at Culturforum!
At Culturforum we use an holistic approach: you are important to us, your experiences, your interests and your mastery of Italian. In our small Italian classes we focus on you! Our courses are designed around your abilities and needs and solely for you, our main goal is your satisfaction.
Culturforum is located in the centre of Palermo, a city steeped in fascinating history. All important monuments of the town are within easy reach.
An Italian Language Course in Palermo will give you the opportunity to discover this intriguing multi-faceted city and experience the incredibly lively atmosphere of a Mediterranean country.
Learning Italian at Culturforum should be a stimulating and fun experience.
In our Italian language courses for foreigners – whether they are indvidual or communal, lessons for two or Italian courses for a certain profession – we always try to combine professionalism with vivacity, method with lightness, effectiveness with sympathy.
Thanks to our methods, our participants have the opportunity to study in a relaxing but effective way. They learn how Italian is spoken and used in real life and in daily situations. Furthermore they will get to know Italians and their way of life, their culture and traditions.
Chosen as the capital of the island under Islamic rule long before the year 1000, Palermo is a city steeped in history, with monuments of different ages and the legacy of the people who took turns in its government.
This welcoming and vibrant city has transformed itself into a truly cosmopolitan and thriving capital where you can breathe joy of living, liveliness and culture.
Life pulsates in the island’s capital, Palermo nowadays is a truly cosmopolitian and thriving place. It presents itself full of liveliness, culture and adventure.
An Italian course in Palermo allows you to discover and experience this fascinating city with all its facets. The city is a true melting pot of cultures on the border of Europe.
Sicily looks back on a history of over 4000 years. Fascinated by the beauty and splendour of the island, numerous peoples settled here. They left behind a trail of impressive monuments, buildings and works of art which still today inspire wonder and admiration.
Many of these people felt at home in Sicily, the land Homer described as ” the wonderful island of Helios” the God of the Sun, the dream land of the ancients where “everything grew without being sown”. It was a supremely desirable land, an exceptional crossroads of history where different races and civilisations merged.
All the teachers at Culturforum, Italian Language School are fully qualified native Italian speakers, and university graduates and can boast a long experience of teaching Italian as a foreign language. In addition to having the necessary competence and training we all enjoy our work and try to give our best, since for all of us teaching the Italian language is a great pleasure, an experience that stimulates and enriches us.
school director
I started this fascinating adventure in 2000, after some years of working as a teacher of Italian as a foreign language.
I graduated in Foreign Languages several years ago now. After years spent studying foreign languages I ended up teaching my own language and not German or English, which was what my studies should have brought me to: I call it the paradox of my life.
italian teacher
I started teaching Italian to foreign students soon after getting my university degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures in 1991.
My degree allowed me to teach English to Italian students, but a little exposure to teaching experience made me realize very soon that this wasn’t my dream job. Still today I’m very grateful to those who gave me the chance to teach to students who wished or needed to pick up my mother tongue.
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