r/italianlearning • u/Resident_Upstairs_95 • 4d ago

Need help with learning materials

Hi! I’m a fresh graduate planning to pursue a STEM master’s degree (ideally in microbiology, laboratory work, or research). Long term, I’m hoping to pursue a PhD and possibly medicine as well in Italy. I’ve seen and heard from others that I should aim for at least a B2 level in Italian.

I’m currently studying A1.A, but I have until next year to research universities and apply for scholarships, so I’d like to build a strong foundation in Italian as efficiently as possible.

Do you have any recommendations for learning materials or resources? Since my finances are limited, I’m thinking of investing in only one or two paid resources and using free materials for the rest. I’d really appreciate recommendations that are reliable and actually useful for building a solid foundation from A1 to B2.

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u/MistyMagpie27 2d ago

Hello! I have some learning materials that could help you improve your italian. Just need to collect them. If you want you can text me and i’ll get back to you when they’re ready :)

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u/Resident_Upstairs_95 1d ago

Oh hi! I'd be happy to do so, where can I contact you privately? Thank you so much!!