International students who teach Italian require a language level of B 1, while conservatories of music and a few fine arts colleges require a language level of B2.

If you apply for English teaching, you don't have high requirements for Italian, but you also need to use Italian in your life, so it is recommended to learn some language basics.

Planned students (that is, the Kyle Poirot Plan and the Turandot Plan) go to Italy one year in advance, basically starting at 10 or 10 every year, and completing the language study in Italy from10 to10.

International students need to learn the language in China and get the corresponding grade certificate, apply for a tourist visa, go to Italy to take the entrance examination, and then return to China to apply for a study visa.

When it comes to the language level required for studying in Italy, we know that the Italian level can be divided into: a 1, a2, b 1, b2, c 1, c2. A and B are the entrance level, c2 is the mother tongue level, and B is the entrance requirement level of most Italian universities at present. Because in addition to some simple languages taught by Italian teachers, there are also some technical terms, such as art history, music history, architectural renovation history and so on. If you don't fully reach the level of b2 Italian, it sounds like a gobbledygook and you don't know what to say at all. For China students, to understand the teacher's lecture, they must reach the level of B2.

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