The Italian language is not the most popular language that people wish to learn as a foreign language. But it remains one of the most underrated languages because of lack of awareness about it. The Italian language is considered “easy to learn”. Italian is part of the romance languages and learning this language makes it easier to learn its other romance languages counterparts such as Spanish, French, Portuguese. The market hiring Italian speakers is less competitive, making it the Italian advantage. There lies a vast scope in Italian, in the matters of learning, career and growth. Kindly read the article below to learn about the career options, Italian language courses, Italian proficiency test and more.
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LLM Trainer for Italian - Learners speaking Italian can train LLM and AI models by providing them data in Italian.
Italian Translator - The translator will fulfil the role to translate text, speech and other media for effective communication and translation. Some of the jobs in translation are translator for corporations, diplomats, government companies; translator for publishing houses; transcriber for media houses.
Customer Support - International companies with foreign customer bases require proficient language speakers to converse/ interact with customers.
Educator - People who have learned Italian as a second language can teach other people the language.
Researcher - Candidates interested to study research in Italy will have an advantage if they speak fluent Italian.
Work in Fashion and Design - Work with Italian luxury merchandise and apparel companies.
Work in Hospitality - Italy is one of the most sought tourist destinations. They require skilled persons speaking fluent Italian and English, offering highly competitive pay
Job Opportunities - Candidates can work for typical office jobs in companies, corporations and organisations in Italy.
Job Platforms such as - Naukri.com, Indeed, Upwork, LinkedIn, etc.
Careers page of corporations/ organisations hiring Non-native Italian speakers
Connect and Network with people employed in Italy.
Italian Embassy websites for Job in the embassy.
Bachelor’s in Italian language - Universities in India, such as Jawaharlal Nehru University and Delhi University provide full time degree courses in Italian language.
Diplomas / Part-time Courses-
Various universities in India (such as DU, Jamia Milia Islamia) offer certified language diplomas/ part-time courses.
Istituto Italiano di Cultura in New Delhi is offering online/ offline Italian language diploma courses.
Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IICCI) provides professional diploma courses for foundational, intermediate, and proficient levels.
Online certificates - Candidates can learn the Italian language from online learning platforms such as Coursera, Udemy and Preply. These platforms provide certified courses at the comfort to learn the language at your own pace.
CILS (Certificazione di Italiano come Lingua Straniera) - This test is issued under the University for Foreigners of Siena for Italian proficiency that is recognised worldwide for work, study, and citizenship.
CELI (Certificato di Conoscenza della Lingua Italiana) - This Italian language proficiency test issued and conducted by the University for Foreigners of Perugia. The test contains a written and an oral exam. It is an internationally recognised test for Italian proficiency.
MAECI Scholarships - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI) offers scholarships to international students with an aim to promote the Italian language and culture and support Italy’s economy.
Grants / Financial aid provided by University for Foreigners of Perugia - Offered to international students taking Italian language courses.
Grants offered by the Italian Embassy - Learners can connect with the nearest Italian Cultural Institute or local Italian embassy providing financial assistance / grants to promote higher education in Italian language.