Scholarships to Learn Italian in Florence

Parola’s Italian Language Scholarships in Florence

In case they are going to enroll in one of our Italian language courses in Florence, international students who are in touch with Italian Cultural Institutes or consulates can take advantage of a certain amount of Italian language scholarships with Parola school.

Our language grants can be taken on our 80-hour Italian language program: a course called the standard language program of our school (2 hours of grammar and 2 hours of conversation).

Italian Language Scholarships For Italian Culture Institutes

Please, note that if a language student is interested in applying for a scholarship with Parola school, he\she must contact the Italian cultural institutes, consulates, or the Italian embassy in his\her own country.

Alternatively, he\she can write directly to:

Ministero Degli Affari Esteri

Dipartimento IX

Piazza Della Farnesina, 1

Rome – Italy

00135

Parola school will provide a certain amount of scholarships to study the Italian language in Florence throughout the year until completion.

Please note that an Italian language scholarship for the student at our school usually covers 50% of tuition expenses, but it does not include accommodation.

Accommodation For Our Scholarship Students

Upon request, Parola school can find accommodation in Florence for students participating in its scholarship programs or its summer courses in Florence.

Note:  Students have to personally pay the total amount of their lodging during their stay in Florence.

American University Groups and EU Schools

Parola Italian language school also cooperates with American universities and organizes language tutoring for schools that are part of the European Union.

We provide accommodation for these schools or colleges, and we also organize field trips or walking tours in the city center of Florence.

At the end of their stay, schools or universities get a final certificate based on students’ evaluation and attendance, which can be used for their own educational purposes.