Gift ideas

A gift course is a course that you can offer to a friend or to your beloved one(s) on a special occasion (birthday, anniversary, engagement, Christmas, etc.) or just because. Different subjects are available for any gift course, such as:

• Drawing.
• Painting.
• Watercolor.
• Illustration.
• Decoration.
• Fresco.
• Sculpture with clay.
• Art History.
• Italian as a foreign language.
• Italian culture.

The course price includes all the material which is considered as necessary during the lesson(s).

Gift courses are delivered digitally as a coupon (if you wish to see a sample of coupon please click here).

You can schedule the date of the delivery if you want. Two options of delivery are available:

• you can ask to receive the coupon, which then you will handle personally to your beloved one(s);
• you can have us the coupon delivered to your beloved one(s).

Yes, provided you return it at least 21 days before the course starts. In this case you will be refunded the whole amount.

• Recipients must be 16 or older.
• One hour lesson is actually 55 minutes for Italian classes and 60 minutes for Art classes (unless otherwise indicated).
• In the event of the cancellation of any course or workshop for reasons beyond our control, we strongly advise participants to acquire a travel insurance that covers the loss of any amount paid for airfare and accommodation.
• The school is not to be held responsible for any damages, any losses or any injuries students may incur.
• Students will be held responsible for any damages to school property.
• Cancelled bookings. If a booking is cancelled 21 days prior to the beginning of the course, attendance fees will be refunded. If a booking is cancelled within less than 21 days prior to the beginning of the course, no fee will be refunded.
  No reimbursement will be made to students who begin their course late or interrupt it before its official end.
• By sending the application form the student accepts our terms and conditions. Any disputes arising hereunder will be settled in the competent court in Florence.