A. S. I. L. S.

- A.S.I.L.S. member schools are required to adhere to strict didactic and professional requirements. - Each school has a permanent study center where Italian language courses are held. - The prospectus published by the schools contains a detailed description of the courses and the various services offered. - All instructors, chosen for their professional and personal skills, hold university degrees and have experience teaching Italian to foreigners. Before departure: - Students receive detailed information about the courses and the necessary prerequisites for enrollment. - All course prices, number of lessons and services included are clearly indicated. - Students requiring help in locating accommodations are given a selection of addresses to choose from according to their needs. - Prior to departure, students are provided with their assigned address and a description of the accommodation. During the course: - Students take a placement exam to determine their language level. - Students are placed into classes with a set maximum number. This maximum number of students is determined by each institution. - The school's director is available to assist students regarding the academic program and can help resolve didactic problems that may arise. - Progress in the student's language proficiency is carefully monitored throughout the duration of the program. - The school organizes recreational, social and cultural events. Students are welcome to participate in these events during their leisure time. - The school provides information about their city and region in Italy. Information is available to encourage students to participate in local activities. After the course is completed: - Students receive a certificate of attendance and/or description of the course attended. - After completing the assigned level, students can choose to take an exam toverify progress and receive a certificate of proficiency according to the level.