Summer course for juniors (14-17)
(01.07 - 27.07.2024)
The school is very experienced in the organisation of language studies for juniors and is recognised by the Italian Ministry of Education. The school is located at the heart of the Villaggio Adriatico, a holiday village, surrounded by a pine forest, on the edge of the sea. You will therefore have access to a private beach and will be able to make use out of all of the available sports facilities, including a swimming pool, tennis court, volleyball court, basketball court and many other possibilities besides. A day combines a morning of classes, multiple social, sports and cultural activities under the leadership of your group leaders and accommodation with full board. During the summer, the Villaggio Adriatico is also attended by Italian children and teenagers who spend their holidays at the juniors centre.
School Highlights
Key points
- An idyllic resort premises with plenty of amenities, including a playground with water slides, a private beach, an outdoor beach, and several sports fields.
- Weekly excursions that mix both fun and relaxation in the gorgeous surrounding area.
- A diverse mix of nationalities in the school, and many opportunities to interact with local students.
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Student facts
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Accommodation
ESL schools guarantee the same excellent standards for accommodation as they do for teaching. We take great pleasure in helping you find the most suitable accommodation for you.
Why choose our accommodation
Guaranteed Accommodation
Finding the right accommodation can be stressful. That’s why we guarantee that we’ll find the perfect housing option for you before you even land in your destination.
Convenient Transport
Our accommodation is hand-picked to make sure your journey to the classroom is as safe, reliable, and smooth as possible.
Safer and more comfortable
All of our accommodation options are rigorously screened to ensure you know exactly what you’re getting when you make the choice to book your program.
