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Italian Language Classes

At the San Francisco Italian Athletic Club

Fall Classes are Currently in Session

Your Italian Adventure Starts This Winter

Classes Begin in January!

Get travel ready with native-led Italian classes at the SFIAC.

Please email administration@sfiac.org with any questions.


Your Italian Adventure Starts in North Beach

Experience the essence of Italy at the historic San Francisco Italian Athletic Club in the heart of North Beach. Our Italian native-led classes focus on real-world conversation, so it’s the perfect way to meet simpatici friends while mastering your Aperol Spritz order for your next big adventure.

Join us to live your best Italian life and start your journey right here in San Francisco!

Italian classes are in-person on Wednesdays or Thursdays from 6:30PM - 8:30PM.

Located at the SFIAC, 1630 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA

 

Class Schedule

All classes must have a minimum of 8 students enrolled in order to commence

Need assistance with course placements? Please contact our Course Coordinator, Nicole at (415) 781-0166 or send an email to nicole@sfiacfoundation.org.



Pricing

SFIAC Members (and spouses): $340

Non-Members: $390

Financial Assistance is available through the IIS Italian Heritage Scholarship.


 
 

Instructor Biographies


Angela

Beginner 1 and 2 Instructor

Angela is originally from the Veneto region and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Ca’ Foscari University in Venice.

After several years working as a financial auditor and later as a supply chain professional in Parma, she moved to San Francisco in 2021. There, she continued her career in the supply chain, working in the automotive and beauty retail industries. At the same time, she pursued her passion for wine, earning her WSET Level 3 certification, and currently she is pursuing the WSET Diploma. 

Angela enjoys sharing her knowledge of the Italian language and culture and looks forward to supporting her students as they learn and discover more about Italy.


In partnership with the IIS and SFIAC Foundation