Learn Italian in Dubai & Abu Dhabi – Accredited Classes
Learn Italian in Dubai or Abu Dhabi with accredited classes designed for adult learners. Our courses focus on practical communication skills and are available at all levels, from beginners to advanced.
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Whether you’re looking to enhance your career, prepare for travel, or embrace a new culture, Eton Institute has the perfect course for you.
Steps
How You Can Learn Italian
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Italian Course Levels We Offer
Beginner (A0)
Learn basic phrases and start simple conversations.
Intermediate (B1.1)
Build your vocabulary and speak with confidence.
Advanced (C1.1)
Perfect your grammar and communicate fluently.
CILS Courses
Prepare for the CILS exam with our courses and take the exam at our institute to achieve the score you need.
BENEFITS
Why Learn Italian?
Whether you’re a beginner or already know some Italian, you’ll find a course for your needs. You can study in person at our Dubai or Abu Dhabi centres, or online. We can also help you prepare for the CILS exam to prove your Italian language skills, and as an official test venue, you can take the exam with us too. Our friendly teachers will guide you through every step of your learning journey.
Boost Your Career
Use Italian for fashion, design, and hospitality jobs.
Study Abroad
Prepare for Italian universities.
Travel More
Visit famous cities like Rome, Venice, and Florence.
Pass Exams
Prepare for CELI or CILS exams to prove your Italian skills.
PRIVATE LANGUAGE COURSE
Start Learning Italian Today
Learn with private lessons tailored to your goals, schedule, and level.
- Certified Instructors
- CEFR aligned and EAQUALS Accreditation
- Flexible schedule
- Online or Classroom options available
- On premise teaching option available*
- Digital certificate
Flexible Start Dates – Enroll Anytime
TESTIMONIALS
What Our Students Say
“I wanted to learn Italian for travel. Thanks to Eton, I can now greet people, order food, and have
simple conversations!”
Anastasiya
Dubai
“Eton’s Italian course helped me feel confident. Now, I can speak Italian in meetings with my clients.”
Abubakar F
Dubai
“Eton’s Italian course boosted my confidence—I can now speak Italian in client meetings.”
Harry
Abu Dhabi
Advantages
Why Choose Eton?
- The only EAQUALS-accredited language institute in the UAE.
- CEFR framework for assured high standard lessons.
- Over 200,000 successful students.
- More than 1,000 5-star reviews.
- A team of 500+ certified and friendly instructors.
- Flexible schedules to suit your needs.
- Licensed by KHDA.
Guidance
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What levels do you teach?
We teach all levels, from A0 (Starter) to C2 (Advanced), based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). For independent communication, we recommend reaching B1 (Levels 6–7).
2.How long does a course take?
Each level consists of either:
- 10 sessions (private or semi-private courses)
- 12 sessions (group courses)
Courses last 2–8 weeks, depending on your schedule.
3. Can beginners join?
Yes! We have beginner-friendly Italian classes to help you get started and prepare for advanced levels.
4. Are the teachers native speakers?
Yes, our teachers are either native speakers or experts in teaching Italian.
5. Do I get a certificate?
Yes, you’ll receive an internationally recognised certificate after completing your course.
6. What is CELI and CILS?
The CILS (Certificazione di Italiano come Lingua Straniera) and CELI (Certificato di Conoscenza della Lingua Italiana) are internationally recognized exams that certify your Italian language skils. Both are accepted by Italian universities and employers where Italian is needed.
7. How do I enrol?
Contact us to do a placement test. We’ll help you choose the best course for your goals.
7. What does it mean that Eton Institute is EAQUALS-accredited?
EAQUALS accreditation is an international mark of excellence in language education recognized for high standards in teaching, curriculum, and student support. Learn more about how this benefits you here: what is EAQUALS accreditation and why it matters