Master the intermediate threshold, build real conversational confidence, and earn your official B1 Italian certificate for Italian citizenship with complete peace of mind.
60 Total Hours
24 classes (2.5 hrs each)
Flexible Format
Via Portuense 104 or Online
Entry Level
A2 required (Assessment included)
All-Inclusive
Exam fees & materials included
To obtain Italian citizenship under national decrees, applicants must present an official certification demonstrating intermediate Italian linguistic competency according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Our 60-hour intensive course prepares you to successfully obtain your B1 Italian certificate while developing practical, real-world communication skills for life in Rome.
ℹ️ Entry Assessment: Students must hold an A2 level or higher to register for this fast-track prep course. If you are below A2, we offer customized foundational Italian courses to bring your skills up to speed quickly.
Note: Official registration deadlines are typically 40 days before the exam date.
| Exam Date | Estimated Deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|
| June 16, 2026 | Early May 2026 | Open |
| July 22, 2026 | Early June 2026 | Open |
| October 21, 2026 | Early September 2026 | Open |
| December 3, 2026 | Late October 2026 | Open |
To qualify for citizenship, you must obtain a certified B1 Italian certificate recognized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Our prep course prepares candidates for all major examination providers:
Accredited by the University for Foreigners of Siena. Includes CILS B1 Citizenship. Candidates must score at least 11 points in each of the 5 skill sections.
Provided by the University for Foreigners of Perugia. Includes CELI 2i, specifically tailored for citizenship applicants.
Issued by Società Dante Alighieri. Includes PLIDA B1 Citizenship, available across 350+ accredited global test centers.
Granted by Università degli Studi Roma Tre and recognized internationally for official citizenship applications.
The exam tests listening comprehension, reading skills, written expression, and oral communication, covering intermediate grammar, pronouns, adverbs, and verb tenses alongside foundational A1–A2 material.
B1 requires a solid understanding of grammar and vocabulary. Our structured course breaks down the curriculum systematically so you can prepare efficiently and pass on your first attempt.
Yes! Beyond citizenship requirements, many academic institutions and employers accept the B1 Italian certificate to prove intermediate language proficiency.
Contact our team today to take your placement evaluation and reserve your spot in our upcoming preparation course.