Frequently Asked Questions

Why should children learn Italian?

Italian is a beautiful and expressive language, rooted in art, music, food, and fashion. Learning it boosts creativity, cultural awareness, and communication skills—while building a unique edge for your child early on.

What is the ideal age to start learning Italian?

Children can begin from age 6. Our Italian program is designed for young learners using interactive activities, visuals, and storytelling to make learning fun and effective.

Are the classes conducted online or offline?

We offer both formats: • Offline at our Nativ centres (8 students max per batch) • Online live sessions (6 students per batch), ensuring focus and personal attention

What are the course levels available for kids?

Our Italian program includes: • Learn for Fun (30 hrs / 1.5 months) – A fun-based introduction to Italian • Level 1 (50 hrs / 3 months) – Reading, basic phrases, and everyday conversation • Level 2 (50 hrs / 3 months) – Vocabulary expansion and sentence building • One-on-One (30 hrs / 2 months) – Custom sessions for individual pace and goals

What teaching methods do you use?

We use engaging, age-appropriate techniques such as: • Games, stories, flashcards, and songs • Role-play, visual tools, and speaking games • Cultural exposure through music, festivals, and crafts • Worksheets and quizzes to revise and reinforce

At what age can my child give an official exam in Italian?

Children aged 11 and above can appear for CILS A1 for Ragazzi, an international Italian exam designed especially for youth.

How does this course help in the long run?

Learning Italian from an early age: • Boosts academic and communication skills • Strengthens their profile for international school admissions and programs • Introduces them to global cultures and multilingual thinking

How is progress tracked and shared with parents?

• Regular updates and feedback are provided • Fun assessments and oral checks to monitor development • Online learners get LMS access with recordings, worksheets, and review materials

What happens if a child misses a class?

• Online: Recording and recap notes are shared • Offline: Trainer provides summary and revision support during the next session

Will my child get a certificate?

Yes. A Nativ Certificate of Completion is awarded after each level, and guidance is provided for CILS A1 (Ragazzi) registration if eligible.