Siena is small but it is a very rich town. I don't know if you have ever been there but let's say a good 80% of the locals are very wealthy and there are a lot world wide famous companies in its surroundings. So when looking for work, going in a bigger city is not always the right move. Plus, networking is easier in a smaller town...it's always about who you know
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The school I went to is called Scuola Superiore per Interpreti e Traduttori. I've been looking for their website but internet is still "under construction" in Italy and they don't seem to have one. All I could find was their address and phone/fax number:
Via Cassia, 28/34
00191 ROMA
Tel. 06-3335.868
Fax: 06-3335.246
I think that teaching English to executives and employees is a great move. I personally wouldn't know who to refer you to but like I said before, Siena has the headquarters of companies known worldwide so I think you will have great possibilities there. Remember the last name
Nannini...write it down, whoever you meet there with this last name means lots of $$$ so act as if you don't know, but don't miss any Nannini...lol
Siena is beautiful! 
come sta? sono una ragazza australiana. ho studiato l'italiano alla scuola sei anni fa. voglio continuare di imparare la lingua. vorrei parlare bene in italiano ma non io ho nessuno a parlare.
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