InFlorence Academy was the first Italian language school in Florence to be accredited by the Ministry of Education to teach Italian language and culture to foreign students. The school is located in a Renaissance palace 'Palazzo Guadagni' (1502), designed by the famous Florentine architect Cronaca. There are 10 spacious and bright frescoed classrooms, a large conference room, a student lounge and a beautiful sun terrace.

The Italian language courses are organised in weekly modules with detailed learning objectives for each level. The courses are designed to help students develop their language skills (reading, listening, vocabulary, oral expression, grammar and written skills) in an innovative and stimulating environment.

The aim is to provide valid teaching tools for learning the Italian language at its best. The teachers create a welcoming environment that leads the students to achieve their learning objectives. The teaching methods adopted are tried and tested and are constantly updated and supplemented with new learning methods.