Rome Italian school won an  award for excellence of the best Italian language school for 2006 & 2007 at the Star Awards ceremony.

Rome is probably one of the most famous cities for its most ancient and spectacular past civilizations. Rome is birthplace of so many inventions (Roman roads, aqueducts, advances in public health and medicine) ideas and cultural concepts of our time. It is a city laden with myth, tales, history and has inspired many writers, poets and artists of every chronological period and part of the world.  Rome beautifully illustrates how the ancient can blend perfectly into the new, as it is not just a city of monuments, but bustles with the color and energy of modern life also. Many restaurants, bars, shops, libraries, villas and entertainment centres means that the city of Rome quite easily caters for those with all different tastes.

Rome Italian School is one of the most prestigious language schools in Italy today. It was one of the first schools set up to teach Italian as a foreign language in 1974. For this reason, Passport Language highly recommends Rome Italian School for its experience and knowledge of the foreign language sector. Rome Italian School is located in the heart of the city and acts as a perfect base for exploring the rest of the city and country as it is a stroll away from the central train station. The school in a five-storied Liberty style villa with 10 classrooms and there are 15 other classrooms in two annexes just a few steps from the main building.

Rome Italian School adopts a fully communicative approach to the teaching the Italian language. The Language is always presented within a context so grammar, phonology, lexis and all other features of the language used in everyday situations are included. The school utilises a wide variety of stimuli in class and are encouraged to participate using techniques such as communicative tasks, group work, and dramatisation. All the teachers are well-trained and know how to get the best of the students in the most enjoyable way. Their passion for the Italian language is evident in the way they teach.