Summer is an exciting time for teenagers to embark on a learning holiday in Italy, where every corner is filled with history, culture, and the promise of unforgettable experiences. Salerno and Orbetello are ideal destinations for this summer adventure!
Why an Italian summer camp in Salerno and Orbetello?
Salerno is nestled along the breathtaking Amalfi Coast and offers a tranquil setting with fun educational experiences for young travellers.
The Italian school in Salerno belongs to the prestigious International Association of Language Centres (IALC), committed to promoting high-quality education and cultural immersion.
Orbetello sits in the middle of a WWF-managed lagoon and is a short bicycle ride from some of Tuscany’s most beautiful beaches.
This safe small town is easily accessible from Rome, and its Italian school has been active for over ten years!
Between their ancient streets and blue Mediterranean views, Salerno and Orbetello are home to an international junior summer camp that mixes Italian classes with cultural activities.
In both schools, participants undergo 40 group lessons over two weeks that equip them with the tools to navigate the Italian language.
However, during the Italian summer adventure, learning extends far beyond the confines of the classroom!
In Italy, education is multifaceted – a blend of culture, cuisine, and friendship.
The summer camp programmes include activities for participants to experience Italy as a local through cultural seminars and fun excursions.
Picture yourself in Salerno as you cook traditional dishes with a local chef or create a handmade object during an art craft workshop. And, of course, no Italian adventure would be complete without indulging in the simple pleasure of an ice cream tasting!
In Orbetello, you can spend your afternoons on the beach doing sports or join an excursion to explore the islands of the Tuscan archipelago.
Why is learning while on vacation so important?
The answer lies in the transformative power of experiential education. By immersing themselves in a new culture, teenagers gain linguistic proficiency and a deeper understanding of the world around them.
From strolling through bustling markets to chatting with locals, every interaction becomes a lesson in empathy, personal growth and cultural exchange.
For more information, start dates and prices, check out:
- the Italian summer course for teens in Salerno;
- Italian language course for young learners in Orbetello;
or contact us.
Buon viaggio!
Cover photo credit: Massimo Sanna
