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Certification of Italian as a Foreign Language
As an independent chapter of Società Dante Alighieri (DAS), the Italian Cultural Center is pleased to announce that it has beco
me an official center for the
PLIDA
certification, the only such center in Minnesota.
The PLIDA certificate (Progetto Lingua Italiana Dante Alighieri) is an official diploma issued by DAS under an agreement with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and with the scientific approval of the University of Rome "La Sapienza". The PLIDA certificate is also recognized by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policies and by the Ministry of University and Research as a qualification for the facilitated enrollment of foreign students.
The PLIDA certificate, which also exists in a Junior version for children ages 13-18, attests proficiency in Italian as a foreign language on the basis of a six-level scale. The scale ranges from level A1, the most elementary level verifying the ability to use Italian in everyday situations to level C2, the most qualified level, guaranteeing an expertise comparable to that of an educated mother-tongue speaker which could be used in all professional contexts. The PLIDA levels correspond to the six levels of language proficiency established by the Council of Europe in the Common European Framework for Language. You can find a detailed description of the various levels at the
Council of Europe website
.
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