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A structured self-paced programme that takes you from first phrases to confident B1 conversations, with grammar, vocabulary and practical dialogues.
You can recognise Italian words on a menu or a sign, but when someone speaks back, the sentence disappears before you can assemble a reply. Most beginners collect vocabulary in lists and grammar in fragments, then freeze when they need to order, ask for directions or tell a simple story.
This programme is built around the situations that make conversation possible. Each module combines a small set of grammar rules with the words and phrases you need in the same week, so you practise using them together rather than storing them for later.
It follows a clear path from A1 to B1: first sounds and sentence building, then past events and practical travel talk, then longer stories, opinions and the topics that come up with friends, colleagues and people you meet in Italy.
The lessons are recorded and self-paced. You can work through them in order, repeat a module when a topic needs more time, or start at the level that matches what you already know.
Each outcome is tied to a module and practised through short, practical tasks.
Greet people, say where you are from, talk about work, family and daily routines.
Handle cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, tickets, hotels and directions.
Use articles, nouns, adjectives, prepositions and the present tense without guessing.
Use passato prossimo and imperfetto to say what happened and describe how things were.
Replace repeated words with direct, indirect and combined pronouns.
Use condizionale and congiuntivo to be polite, speculative and more precise.
Recognise common structures and vocabulary across family, work, media and culture.
Talk about traditions, study, work and social issues with a wider active vocabulary.
Every module starts with a short listening or dialogue so you hear the language before you analyse it. You then look at the grammar that makes the dialogue work, with explanations kept practical and tied to the examples you have just heard.
Vocabulary is grouped by situation rather than alphabetically. You learn the words for a bar, a hotel, a family conversation or a work introduction as a set, then use them in guided exercises and short writing tasks.
The programme does not ask you to memorise perfect translations. It asks you to notice patterns, repeat useful phrases and build your own sentences with a growing set of tools. That is the habit that turns study into conversation.
The course is delivered as recorded video lessons, audio dialogues, written notes and downloadable practice sheets. There are no live sessions to attend, so you can study in the morning, at lunch or late in the evening.
A sensible pace is three to five hours a week. Each lesson is short enough to finish in one sitting, and each module ends with a review task that brings the grammar and vocabulary together.
You can follow the full 90-day plan or move more slowly. If you already know some Italian, use the module summaries to find your starting point; if you are starting from zero, begin with Module 1 and work through in order.
Eight modules take you from first phrases to B1 conversation. Each module contains five recorded lessons and a set of practice materials.
Short, focused lessons you can pause, repeat and revisit.
Written notes, examples and exercises for each stage of the programme.
Audio conversations and transcripts for everyday situations.
Words and phrases grouped for travel, home, work, media and social life.
Clear summaries of the structures covered in each module.
Simple tasks that show what to revise before moving on.
A 90-day route through the course, with room to adjust the pace.
Try the lessons and decide whether the programme fits your goals.
You will be able to hold a simple conversation without translating every word in your head. You can introduce yourself, ask questions, handle everyday errands and keep a conversation going when the other person speaks at a normal pace.
You will also have a clearer map of the language. When you hear a new structure, you will know where it fits: a tense, a pronoun, a preposition or a phrase. That makes further study faster and less frustrating.
For travel, the practical modules cover the moments that matter: ordering, booking, asking for directions, talking about money and describing what happened. For work and social life, the B1 modules give you the language to express opinions, discuss plans and talk about contemporary Italy.
Most learners need three to five hours a week to follow the 90-day plan. That includes watching the lessons, doing the exercises and reviewing vocabulary. You can slow down if your week is busy.
No. Module 1 starts from the sounds and sentence building. If you already know some Italian, you can use the module summaries to begin at A2 or B1, but the full path is designed to be followed in order.
After checkout you receive access to the course account, where the recorded lessons and downloadable materials are organised by module. You can start with Module 1 immediately.
Lessons are recorded videos with written notes, audio dialogues, vocabulary lists and practice exercises. There are no live sessions, so you are not tied to a timetable.
Yes. The lessons and downloads remain in your account so you can revisit a module, repeat a listening or check a grammar sheet when you need it.
You have 14 days from purchase to request a refund. Try the first modules, read the materials and decide whether the programme suits your goals.
Yes. The programme covers A1, A2 and B1 in eight modules. You can work through all of them or focus on the level that matches your current ability.
It gives you practical vocabulary and conversation structures for travel, daily errands, social situations and work introductions. It is not an exam-preparation course and does not promise a specific test result.
A browser, headphones or speakers, and a notebook for notes and exercises. A printer is useful for the practice sheets but not required.
Work through the lessons at your own pace and build the phrases, grammar and confidence you need for real conversations.