San Marino Scuola Secondaria Superiore - Liceo Linguistico

The Liceo Linguistico in San Marino was established in 1983 to provide students with a strong foundation in languages and cultures. The curriculum emphasizes the study of three foreign languages, typically chosen from English, German, French, Spanish, and Chinese.

A plurilingualism project was implemented in San Marino schools starting in the 2014-2015 school year. This project aims to create a multilingual learning environment where Italian and English serve as core languages, but other languages are also incorporated. The project involves language alternation, combining languages with different subjects, and teacher training to develop multilingual teaching skills.

While the exact curriculum details are not readily available, the Liceo Linguistico likely covers standard high school subjects in addition to the focused language studies. Information about specific courses like "Sammarinese Law" within the Liceo Linguistico curriculum could not be found in the available search results. The available information suggests a focus on developing strong language skills and cultural understanding, preparing students for further education and international opportunities.