The Italian Cultural Institute opens up to children by offering educational activities that accompany the learning of the Italian language by exploiting children’s creativity and imagination.
Methodology
Learning through play – Learning by doing – Cooperative learning.
We believe that learning through play is extremely effective for children, so we adopt a teaching approach based on active interaction and playful participation, where children can learn the Italian language while having fun. Through games, songs, artistic activities, and much more, our expert teachers create a stimulating environment that promotes communication and the acquisition of new language skills. By adopting the “learning by doing” principle, children and teenagers put their language knowledge into practice through hands-on and interactive activities. Carrying out tasks, role-plays, simulations, and collaborative projects promotes more meaningful and lasting learning, encouraging exploration and autonomy.
2026 summer course program
ITALIAN LESSONS for CHILDREN AND TEENS
From August 31 to September 3 – From September 7 to September 10
“SCHOOL, I’M NOT AFRAID OF YOU” 🙂
First week: from August 31 to September 3 Age: 8-10 years Cost: Kc. 1.650
Second week: from September 7 to September 10 Age: 11-13 years Cost: Kc. 1.650
Every day, from Monday to Thursday, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Starting level: A1 a-c (beginners and post-beginners)
Location: Italian Cultural Institute in Prague (via Sporkova, 14)
Who is it for? These courses are specifically designed for children and teens who study Italian at school, but they are open to anyone who wants to get closer to the Italian language through fun and engaging lessons.
The main goal of these intensive courses is to consolidate basic knowledge of the Italian language and prepare students for the start of school, but we also want to involve new students in discovering Italy, starting with its language.
Method. Lessons focus on communicative activities. They are conducted in a dynamic and interactive way, with educational activities designed to develop language skills naturally and engagingly. Games, vocabulary activities, and speaking exercises (chosen based on school curricula) are included.
Useful questions
Can students who don’t study Italian at school participate?
Yes, they can. The teacher ensures differentiated and useful educational activities for everyone.
What is the students’ starting level?
ONLY beginners and post-beginners (A1 a-c) are admitted.
Where do the lessons take place?
In a classroom at the Italian Cultural Institute, set up to welcome children and teens. For some activities, it will also be possible to use the Institute’s courtyard and garden.
What materials are used?
The teacher provides all course materials. There is no need to buy books.
Who is teaching?
A native-speaking teacher with experience in teaching Italian to children and teens.
Booking – Payment – Contacts
To book and pay, you can email the Italian Institute’s course office: