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For students who completed level III or with a good understanding of the Italian language. Classes will alternate between language classes and practical conversation classes held in the WICC state of the art kitchen while preparing and enjoying a homemade dinner.

For students who completed level III or with a good understanding of the Italian language. Classes will alternate between language classes and practical conversation classes held in the WICC state of the art kitchen while preparing and enjoying a homemade dinner.

For students who completed level III or with a good understanding of the Italian language. Classes will alternate between language classes and practical conversation classes held in the WICC state of the art kitchen while preparing and enjoying a homemade dinner.

This class is based on guided conversation designed for students who completed level II or with a  moderate understanding of the Italian language. 
Admission: Members $375; Non-Members $470; Senior Citizens: Members $337.50; Non-Members $423

This class emphasizes active communication in Italian. Reviewing expanding and perfecting pronunciation, structure and vocabulary for the purposes of active oral and written communication. 
Admission: Members $375; Non-Members $470; Senior Citizens: Members $337.50; Non-Members $423

This class focuses on practical communication, increasing vocabulary and improving language comprehension.

Sponsored by Westchester Italian Cultural Center.

One Generoso Place, Tuckahoe, NY

Admission: Members $375; Non-Members $470; Senior Citizens: Members $337.50; Non-Members $423

This class provides students with a sound grammatical basis while teaching everyday communication skills. 
Admission: Members $375; Non-Members $470; Senior Citizens: Members $337.50; Non-Members $423

Featuring Emelise Aleandri, Luigi Bonaffini, Gaetano Cipolla, Nino Del Duca, Gil Fagiani, Fiorentina Russo and Joseph Tusiani.
Admission: $7

Joseph Pagnozzi, President of the Montfort Academy, will present a portrait of the devastation and destruction to the history, art and residents of L’Aquila as a result of the recent earthquake.

Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced Italian, and Italian-American Culture taught in English. Humanities Credits or Free Electives. Day and Evening Classes. Registration: August 13 – September 3, 2009.