Paths

Real situations, one step at a time. Each step teaches the Italian you need for it.

Life in Italy

Follow the permesso di soggiorno from the post office kit to the card in your hand, and learn the Italian you will hear at every counter.

6 steps

From the trial shift to a full Saturday night: the Italian you need to work front of house in an Italian restaurant.

6 steps

From the trial day at the sink to closing the kitchen at midnight: the Italian you need to work as a kitchen porter or kitchen assistant.

6 steps

From meeting the family to an emergency call at night: the Italian you need to look after an elderly person and their home.

6 steps

Addresses, buzzers, phone calls and rainy nights: the Italian you need to deliver food by bike or scooter.

5 steps

From the employment agency to the Christmas rush: the Italian you need to pick, pack and stay safe in a warehouse.

6 steps

Offices at dawn, hotel rooms by two: the Italian you need to clean professionally, from the trolley to the head housekeeper.

6 steps

From your first morning on site to a rainy week and a summer timetable: the Italian you need to work safely in construction.

6 steps

From finding a legal seasonal job to the grape harvest, the greenhouse and a hot July morning: the Italian you need to work in agriculture.

6 steps

Coming next: kitchen work, home care, deliveries, and preparing for the A2 and B1 tests.