This document summarizes information about the Istituto Tecnico Statale "G. Garibaldi" school in Marsala, Italy. The school has about 800 students aged 14-18 who study across three branches: Business Studies, Computer Studies, and Tourism. Core subjects include Italian, history, math, economics, and foreign languages. Students attend school Monday through Saturday from 8:15 to 13:15/14:15. The school year runs from September to June and is divided into two terms. The school has participated in several international exchange programs through the Comenius program in countries like Germany, Poland, Belgium, Hungary, and Turkey to promote intercultural understanding.

1. Our school
ISTITUTO TECNICO STATALE “G. GARIBALDI”
SETTORE ECONOMICO E TURISMO
Ind: Amministrazione, Finanza e Marketing – Sistemi Informativi Aziendali
Via Trapani 306 – 91025 MARSALA (TP) Cod.Fisc. : 82005650815

2. Our school is composed of about 800 students (aged 14-18)
After the first two common years which complete the compulsory stage of
Italian education , it has, in fact, three different “branches”, Business
Studies , Computer Studies and Tourism

3. Our school is composed of about 800 students (aged 14-18)
After the first two common years which complete the compulsory stage of
Italian education , it has, in fact, three different “branches”, Business
Studies , Computer Studies and Tourism

4. The principal subjects taught and studied are Italian, History, Geography,
Maths, Economics, Law, Computer Studies, Business Studies, Art and
Foreign Languages ( English, of course, French, Spanish and German )
Students go to school from Monday to Saturday, from 08:15 to 13:15/14:15
They don’t usually have lessons in the afternoon

5. The principal subjects taught and studied are Italian, History, Geography,
Maths, Economics, Law, Computer Studies, Business Studies, Art and
Foreign Languages ( English, of course, French, Spanish and German )
Students go to school from Monday to Saturday, from 08:15 to 13:15/14:15
They don’t usually have lessons in the afternoon

6. School generally starts in the
second decade of September
and ends in the second one of
June .
The school year is divided into
two terms, the first ending at the
end of January . Important
breaks of the school year are
Christmas and Easter holidays .
Each of them lasts about two
weeks .

7. School generally starts in the
second decade of September
and ends in the second one of
June .
The school year is divided into
two terms, the first ending at the
end of January . Important
breaks of the school year are
Christmas and Easter holidays .
Each of them lasts about two
weeks .

8. Our project experience in details
From 10th to 17th December 2012 in Furth (Germany),
comparison of our school systems.

9. Our project experience in details
From 4th to 8th March 2013 in
Czestochowa (Poland),
“Historical responsibilities and
its consequences for the
present-day world”.
There were two teachers, Mrs
Paola Cordaro and Mr Mariano
Mondello, and four students,
Cosimo Giordano, Rachele
Ingianni, Natasha La Grutta and
Federico Russo

10. Our project experience in details
From 22nd to 26th April 2013, in Hoeselt (Belgium),
“Healthy food and healthy mind”.
There were two teachers, Mrs Franca ( but everybody call her Fanny) Marino
and Mr Calogero Adamo, and four students, Sophia Angileri, Simona
Giacalone, Alessia Martinico and Giovanni Sciacca

11. From 23rd to 29th September 2013, in Debrecen (Hungary),
common cooking book
We couldn’t take part 

12. Our project experience in details
From 23rd to 30th October 2013, in Eskesehir (Turkey)
“Environmental responsibility and traditions”
There were two teachers, Mrs Paola Cordaro and Mr Mariano Mondello, and
just two students, Jessica Lamia and Undine Zvirgzda

13. Our project experience in details
From 24th to 28th February ,
in Marsala (Italy),
“Social responsibility”
with the integration of foreign
students in our school and
community .

14. Our project experience in details
From 24th to 28th February ,
in Marsala (Italy),
“Social responsibility”
with the integration of foreign
students in our school and
community .

15. Our project experience in details
From 24th to 30th March 2014, in Prague
it was really impossible for us to participate, 

16. Self-evaluation, spread and impact
• intercultural competence;
• long and true relationships;
• more European;
• learned a lot about other
countries;
• wrong prejudices;
• more self-confident;
• communicative skills .
We are sure that, eventually,
these results are already giving
birth to a deep impact at school
and local level, as well

17. We were asked by our teachers, we would like to show you “our own”
Comenius project, or, at least, what else it left inside our heart
Please, “Mesdames et Messieurs”, enjoy … 

18. Many thanks to Paola Paladino and Debora
Piccione from I.T.C. “G.Garibaldi”, Marsala, Italy.
And Proff. Roberto Galifi, Fanny Marino &
Mariano Mondello.
D.S.: Prof.ssa Sara Ester Garamella