Frequently asked questions

Absolutely! Ms. Maria-Vittoria, our main full-time teacher, was born in Italy and moved to London to teach. Any part-time teachers we hire are also native Italians with relevant degrees and qualified teacher status in both Italy and the UK.

For private lessons, book your free assessment first to agree on a schedule with your teacher. For group classes, it depends on availability at your level. We need at least three students to start a new class. If no class is scheduled, we'll add you to our waiting list and notify you when a class becomes available.

No, you don't. The assessment is an informal way for us to understand your previous experience with Italian. It's not a test, especially for beginners. We're more interested in why you want to learn Italian and how you learn best.

For one-on-one lessons, we prefer weekly payments in arrears. Group studies require monthly payments in advance. If you're preparing for an exam, we invoice you monthly. While we don't accept cash, you can pay using online banking systems like Monzo and Revolut.

Yes, you can switch from group lessons to 1-2-1 lessons. Just let us know, and we will arrange the transition for you.

We offer a range of Italian courses, including private lessons, small group sessions, business Italian, and exam preparation. You can choose between online and face-to-face options.

Yes, you can switch from group lessons to private lessons. Just let us know, and we'll handle the transition for you.

Yes, we provide cultural immersion activities like cooking classes, film nights, and cultural discussions to enrich your learning journey.