March 9, 2026
Categories: New Programmes, School NewsLinguaviva Celebrates 50 Years and Announces New Programme

Linguaviva proudly celebrates 50 years of delivering high-quality Italian language courses in Italy. Founded in Florence in 1976, the school has grown steadily over the decades, expanding its presence with the opening of Linguadue in Milan and Linguaviva Juniors – Summer School in Lignano.
Over the years, Linguaviva Group has earned significant international recognition for its commitment to excellence, including achieving ST Super Star status at the StudyTravel Star Awards, as well as receiving the UED Agency Awards in Turkey and the Educational Panda Award in China. The group also holds official recognition from the Italian Ministry of Education and has built long-standing partnerships with some of Italy’s most prestigious academic institutions.
New Programme
Linguaviva are also proud to announce the launch of their new three-week Italian Language and Creative Culture Summer Programme in Florence for students 18+.
This exciting course combines Italian language study with creative and design-focused elements and has been developed in partnership with Istituto Europeo di Design (IED), one of Italy’s most prestigious fashion and design academies, bringing together the expertise of both institutions to deliver an immersive academic and cultural experience.
Students will study Italian in the mornings with Linguaviva, before attending creative classes in the afternoon led by IED. The programme features modules including a fashion culture workshop, a Design & Made in Italy lab, and an introduction to arts, visual communication and visual storytelling.
With visits to landmarks and museums across Florence, the summer programme combines Italian language learning with hands-on creative exploration in one of Italy’s most inspiring cultural capitals.
Find out more by contacting the school below.
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