Ich habe nur sehr wenig Zeit zum lernen, welche Kursart wähle ich da am besten?
I have very little time to study, what is the best type of course to choose?
Learning a foreign language or expanding and improving your existing knowledge takes time and motivation. But even if you don't have a lot of time, you still have the opportunity to learn Italian. This could be at an Italian school near your workplace, for example, where you can take a lesson once or twice a week during your lunch break. Many language schools also offer Italian courses at off-peak times, which are primarily aimed at business people who don't have time during the day. These courses can start as early as 6 a.m. or as late as 10 p.m. in the evening. Weekend courses could also be an option for you if this is the only time you have time and leisure.
Another option is intensive seminars during your vacation, which you can complete either in a language school here in Switzerland or during a language study trip to Italy. You can attend an Italian school for a week or more during a language study trip and get to know the country and its people while you learn. You also have the option of finding a private teacher who will teach you at a time that suits you. This has the advantage that you are flexible in terms of time and can reschedule each lesson. This flexibility is also offered by online language courses, which are particularly suitable for people with little time available.
