Italian certificate templates and badges
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An Italian course certificate closes a stage of study in the language: a term of evening classes, a summer course in Florence or Siena, a module at a university language centre or a run of online lessons with a tutor. Language schools, Italian cultural institutes, Dante Alighieri Society committees, adult-education colleges and company language programmes give one when a learner finishes a course or a level. This page collects italian course certificate template designs made for that moment.
A good certificate for Italian language study names the course, the hours studied and the level reached, often on the CEFR scale from A1 to C2. It lists a few real skills, such as pronunciation, the present and past tenses and everyday conversation, and carries the issue date, a credential ID and the signature of a teacher or the school's director.
The designs come as certificates in A4 and US Letter and as digital badges that learners can share online and anyone can verify.
Wording
What to write on a italian certificate
Use these lines as they are, or as a start for your own. Every template comes with wording you can change in the studio.
Wording for an Italian course completion certificate
- “For successfully completing 60 hours of Italian language study at level A2.”
- “In recognition of completing Italian for Beginners, from first greetings to everyday conversation.”
- “Has completed the four-week Summer Intensive Italian Course with oral and written assessment.”
Statements for an Italian certificate by language level
- “Can introduce themselves, order in a cafe, ask for directions and understand simple everyday phrases in Italian.”
- “Can talk about past events with the passato prossimo and the imperfetto, and read short everyday texts.”
- “Can follow the main points of clear Italian speech on familiar topics and write a short connected text.”
Short lines for the badge or the email
- “Brava! Level A2 Italian complete.”
- “Sixty hours of Italian, and many more conversations to come.”
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FAQ
Questions, answered
A course certificate is issued by the school or teacher and records the course, the hours and the level the learner reached in class. CILS (University for Foreigners of Siena), CELI (University for Foreigners of Perugia) and PLIDA (Dante Alighieri Society) are standard exams taken at an approved centre. The course certificate is a good record of study, but it does not replace one of those exam results.
Usually not on its own. Italian citizenship by marriage or by residence asks for proof of B1 Italian, normally an exam certificate from a recognised body such as CILS, CELI, PLIDA or CERT.IT. A course certificate still helps the learner show how they prepared, and many schools run courses that lead to those exams. Check the current rules with the Italian consulate or prefecture before you promise anything on the certificate.
List what the course really taught. At A1 that is often pronunciation, greetings, numbers, the present tense and simple questions. At A2 it often adds the passato prossimo, the imperfetto, reflexive verbs and short conversations about daily life, travel and work. Three to five clear items read better than a long grammar list.
Yes. Many schools write the title and the statement in Italian, for example "Attestato di frequenza" with "ha frequentato con profitto il corso di lingua italiana", and keep the details in the learner's language so employers can read them. If you use both, keep the Italian short and put the full statement in one language only, so the page does not get crowded.
Yes. An attendance certificate (attestato di frequenza) says the learner took part in the course for a number of hours. A completion or achievement certificate says they finished it and passed an assessment, and it can name the level reached. Use the second only when the course had a final test, so the certificate does not claim more than was measured.
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