Faculty of Education

Italian

The Italian Section of the Department of French and Italian Studies in the Faculty of Arts offers subjects for those who have studied Italian at VCE level or equivalent (Italian Part 1), and for beginners with little or no previous knowledge of the language (Italian Part 1A).

The language stream or level in which you enrol will be determined by the Italian Section. Placement will be based on your VCE results, other language study record, or a placement test.

VCE students should have achieved at least a pass grade in Italian; any student in doubt about the standard expected should consult the Italian Section before enrolling.

Students who have not formally studied VCE Italian, but believe they have achieved a competence equivalent to those who have, must receive written permission from the Italian Part 1 coordinator before enrolling. All enrolments will remain provisional until confirmed or, alternatively, altered in the light of experience gained in the first weeks of teaching. As far as possible, changes will be notified in the first two weeks of semester.

Any student who has ever presented for Year 12 Italian or the equivalent is ineligible to enrol in 116-111 Introduction to Italian Part 1A or 116-212 Introduction to Italian Part 2C. These students should enrol in 116-109 Italian Part 1: Contemporary Italian Society and Culture 1 and 116-110: Contemporary Italian Society and Culture 2.

Sequence 1 (Beginners):

116-111 Introduction to Italian Part 1A 116-112 Italian Part 1A 116-208 Italian Part 2A: Unit 1, 116-209 Italian Part 2A: Unit 2, 116-310 Italian Part 3 Language 1, plus other 3rd year 16.7-point subjects.

Sequence 2 (Post-VCE):

116-109 Italian Part 1, 116-110 Italian Part 1, 116-210 Italian Part 2, 116-211 Italian Part 2, 116-310 Italian Part 3 Language 1, plus at least two other 3rd year 16.7-point subjects.

For details of Italian subject objectives for each year level, Italian in the Faculty of Arts section of the Handbook.

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