Plida certification - Unicusano


Plida certification

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The “Niccolò Cusano” University – Telematica Roma is an authorized PLIDA Certification Centre. The PLIDA Certification (Dante Alighieri Italian Language Project), acknowledged by the Italian State, certifies competence and skills acquired in Italian as a foreign language on the basis of the 6 levels included in the Common European Framework for Languages of the Council of Europe.

 

Who can take the PLIDA exam:

 

  • foreign citizens;
  • citizens with dual citizenship (Italian and foreign) whose native language is not Italian;
  • citizens with dual citizenship (Italian and foreign) who have not completed an entire high school program in public or private high schools in Italy or abroad;
  • bilingual or trilingual citizens;
  • citizens who intend to take part in public recruitment competitions in Italian special status regions or in bilingual or trilingual territories which require Italian language certificates;
  • “PLIDA Juniores” is a specific exam which refers to the first 4 levels (A1, A2, B1, B2) included in the Common European Framework for Languages, designed for young people between the age of 13 and 18

With a PLIDA certificate, you can:

 

  • apply for enrolment in Italian universities and High Artistic, Musical and Dance Training Centres (AFAM);
  • apply for Italian citizenship;
  • apply for an EC residence permit for long-term residents (previously residence card);
  • obtain study visas.

Exam dates

February A2, B1 Wednesday 23 February
March B2, C1 Wednesday 26 March
May A2 Wednesday 18 May
June B1, B2, C1 Wednesday 15 June
June (Juniores) A1, A2, B1, B2 Saturday 26 June
July B1, B2 Wednesday 27 July
October (Juniores) A1, A2, B1, B2 Saturday 29 October
December A2, B1 Wednesday 30 November
  B2, C1, C2 Thursday 1 December

 

 

For further information, please feel free to contact:
Ilary Langeli – Person in charge of PLIDA E-mail: ilary.langeli@unicusano.it
Phone: +39 329.2075602 (from Monday to Thursday, 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.)