Italian is a fascinating language, rich in history and culture. It is the official language of Italy, a country that has played a significant role in world politics over the centuries. This intermediate-level Italian course aims to deepen the student's knowledge of the Italian language, with a particular focus on Italian politics.
Italian politics is a complex topic, full of nuances and details that can only be truly understood through the study of the Italian language. By learning Italian, students will gain deeper insight into Italian politics, better understanding the issues and debates that shape Italy and, by extension, the European Union and the world.
The course will cover a variety of topics, including the structure of the Italian government, Italy's main political parties, Italian political history, and major Italian political events and figures. It will also cover Italian political terminology, allowing students to read and understand Italian news articles and participate in political discussions in Italian.
The first part of the course will focus on the structure of the Italian government. Students will learn about the Italian parliamentary system, the division of powers between the central government and the regions, and the role of the President of the Republic. They will also learn about the Italian electoral system and how elections are conducted in Italy.
The second part of the course will focus on the main political parties in Italy. Students will learn about the history and ideology of each party, as well as its leaders and their positions on important issues. This will allow students to better understand the Italian political landscape and the dynamics between different parties.
The third part of the course will cover Italian political history. Students will learn about the major events and figures that shaped Italian politics, from the unification of Italy in the 19th century to contemporary political challenges. This will include the study of significant events such as Italian fascism, the Second World War, the formation of the Italian Republic and the so-called "Second Republic" following the Tangentopoli corruption scandal in the 1990s.
The fourth part of the course will focus on Italian political terminology. Students will learn the vocabulary and expressions needed to read and discuss politics in Italian. This will include terms such as "government" (governo), "elections" (elezioni), "party" (partito), "right" (destra) and "left" (sinistra), among others.
In short, this intermediate-level Italian course will provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to understand and discuss Italian politics. This will not only improve their Italian skills but also give them a deeper understanding of Italy and its role in world politics.
Understanding Italian politics through studying the Italian language is a fascinating and rewarding way to deepen your knowledge of Italy and the world. This eBook course offers a unique opportunity to do just that. So, join us on this exciting learning journey!
