Italian Level 3 (A1.3) — Term 4, 2026

Term 4, 2026

Classes begin: Week commencing 12 October 2026
Course length: 10 weeks
Your first lesson: On your selected class day during that week

Continue developing your Italian in a structured, supportive course for students who have completed Italian Level 2 or have equivalent knowledge.

You'll consolidate the present tense and expand your practical speaking skills through topics including cities, directions, holidays, transport and travel.

Course: Italian Level 3
Level: Beginner / A1.3
Format: Small-group class
Locations: Brunswick East and Thornbury
Course length: 10 weeks
Lesson length: 90 minutes per week
Textbook: Arrivederci! 1
Best for: Students who have completed Italian Level 2 or already understand its core content

What You'll Cover

• revision of present-tense questions and answers
• revision of regular and irregular verbs
• describing a city and its monuments
• asking for and giving directions
• using the modal verb dovere
• adverbs of place and location
• simple prepositions combined with articles
• talking about holidays
• discussing different forms of transport
• asking for and understanding travel information
• asking for and telling the time
• using the modal verbs potere and volere

Is This the Right Level?

This course is designed for students continuing directly from Italian Level 2.

You should already be comfortable introducing yourself, asking and answering everyday questions, discussing work and hobbies, expressing likes and dislikes, and using common regular and irregular verbs in the present tense.

Students with previous Italian experience can review the full Italian Course Level Structure or contact us for help selecting the right course.

Course Book

The required course book is Arrivederci! 1 and is purchased separately.

The same textbook is used throughout the five Italian A1 levels, so students continuing from Italian Level 2 will normally already have it.

Italian Level 3 covers Units 6 and 7 of Arrivederci! 1.