Language level information
Learners get in touch with and acquire the main basic structures and functions for basic communication aimed at the satisfaction of the needs of a concrete type. Following the CIC syllabus, the A1 level comprises 2 courses of 30 hours each (A1.1+A1.2) for a total of 60 hours.
Learners consolidate basic structures of the language for communication, dealing with routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information. They can produce and understand short descriptive texts on topics such as family, work, and leisure. Following the CIC syllabus, the A2 level comprises 2 courses of 30 hours each (A2.1+A2.2) for a total of 60 hours.
Learners can interact and deal with situations most likely to arise while traveling in Italy (ask for information, ask for help, relate a problem and find solutions, talk about health, make proposals, etc). They can produce and understand descriptive and narrative texts and appreciate distinctive cultural elements. Following the CIC syllabus, the B1 level comprises 2 courses of 36 hours each (B1.1+B1.2) for a total of 72 hours.
Learners can understand and produce medium-length argumentative and narrative texts, and will also expand their lexical knowledge with elements related to specific areas (e.g. art, literature, cinema, theatre). The level aims to improve the knowledge and practice of the Italian language. Following the CIC syllabus, the B2 level comprises 2 courses of 36 hours each (B2.1+B2.2) for a total of 72 hours.
Upcoming Courses
Facciamo Pratica A1:
Practical sessions designed for learners with at least 46 hours of formal Italian learning who want to gain confidence speaking Italian through conversation activities and real-life situations, and strengthen their vocabulary and grammar structures. Each session offers an opportunity to speak, listen, and interact in Italian in a relaxed and engaging environment.
Facciamo Pratica A2:
Practical sessions designed for learners with at least 118 hours of formal Italian learning who want to gain confidence speaking Italian through conversation activities and real-life situations, and strengthen their vocabulary and grammar structures. Each session offers an opportunity to speak, listen, and interact in Italian in a relaxed and engaging environment.
Facciamo Pratica B1:
Practical sessions designed for learners with at least 190 hours of formal Italian learning who want to gain confidence speaking Italian through conversation activities and real-life situations, and strengthen their vocabulary and grammar structures. Each session offers an opportunity to speak, listen, and interact in Italian in a relaxed and engaging environment.
Enrolment
All the details about the courses and how to proceed with the enrolment are mentioned in the registration form. The enrolment will open approximately one month before the course starts and remains open for at least three weeks. The only payment method is through Bankak.
Enrolment might close before the deadline if the maximum number of students is reached, as spots are limited.
Facciamo Pratica – Registration Form (deadline 07.01.2026)
FAQ
Send an email to cickhartoum@gmail.com and we will assess the situation
Please check that you have sent the receipt to the correct email and try again. We will respond within 48 hours. You can also reach us through our social media FB, IG, and LI.
Yes. However, any such requests must be communicated to us within a maximum of 6 hours of attending the course. Furthermore, students can only choose to move to the class directly above or below their current level.
We run A1 level which is suitable for the beginners, 2 or 3 times a year. The information related to the enrolment will be shared on our social media FB, IG, and LI. You can also email us at cickhartoum@gmail.com to receive the information in due time.
The lessons will not be recorded except in specific cases which will be discussed with the administration.
An attendance certificate will be issued upon completion of the level (A1, A2, B1, B2) subject to attending a minimum of 70% of classes and passing the final exam. However, please note that it can not substitute the international certificates like PLIDA or CELI which are necessary for most universities in Italy or for citizenship purposes.