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Interactive lessons, video, vocabulary, and practice—A1 through B2, built around real Italian shifts.
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Practical Italian
Learn Italian for life and work in Italy.
Build practical Italian for everyday life, study and professional opportunities — from your first lesson onward.
Your learning path
Beginner
Elementary
Intermediate
Upper-int.
What you get
Everything you need, in one place
One place to learn the language, practise it, and put it to work.
Find the right job for you
Browse verified roles and apply easily with your Italand profile—no extra CV needed.
Browse jobsYour Italian learning workspace
Study, practise, and track your progress — in one dashboard.
Pilot voices
What students, employers, and teachers kept asking for
Paraphrased from early hospitality pilot interviews and onboarding notes in Rimini and Emilia-Romagna.
I needed Italian for the front desk and the dining room—not abstract grammar drills. A hospitality track built around real shifts changes what I can actually apply for.
Layla H.
Hospitality job seeker, Rimini area
When a candidate already knows sector vocabulary and shows me their level on a profile, the interview is faster and I lose less time on basics before the first shift.
Giorgio T.
Restaurant owner, Emilia-Romagna
We teach toward employment outcomes, not just the next textbook chapter. Sector vocabulary, interview prep, real conversation—that's what actually moves learners forward.
Pilot teaching partner
Italian L2 instructor
Built from real pilot conversations with learners, employers, and teachers in Italy.
How it works
One simple path from learning to hiring
Italand connects practical Italian learning, job-ready profiles, and local hiring opportunities in one clear flow.
What you can train in
Three ways to build your Italian
Start with a complete CEFR foundation, sharpen one specific skill, or prepare your Italian for professional life in Italy.
Why Italand
We connect what today’s tools leave separate
Language schools rarely train workplace dialogue. Job boards don’t make candidates job-ready. Informal networks are noisy and uneven. Italand is the structured path from specialised Italian to employer-ready profiles—and, in the pilot, real introductions.
Career-oriented Italian: listening, speaking, vocabulary, and writing tied to sector scenarios and hiring conversations—not generic lessons alone.
A living profile replaces CV ping-pong: employers see level, completed tracks, and readiness instead of guessing from a file name.
Employers meet candidates who chose to train for their context—reducing early turnover risk and time lost on basic communication.
Pilot first, then scale: validate hospitality in Rimini with one focused programme before expanding courses, cities, and employer services.
Pricing
Flexible plans for learners and hiring teams
Choose a learning plan to build job-ready Italian. Employers can post jobs and connect with trained candidates.
For students
Learn Italian, prepare for work, and build your job-ready profile.
- Starter
Self-paced Italian courses and profile tools.
- ProRecommended
AI practice and guided support while you prepare.
- Premium
Live lessons and teacher feedback for speaking confidence.
For employers
Post jobs and connect with job-ready international talent.
- Team
Post jobs and manage one recruiter seat.
- Organisation
Search candidates and scale your hiring workflow.
- EnterpriseCustom
Advanced hiring tools and dedicated support.
Questions
Straight answers before you start
Learn how courses, certificates, profiles, and employer matching work inside Italand.
- Course structure explained
- Certificate meaning clarified
- Employer access explained
How is learning organised?
Each track is made of topics; topics combine listening, reading, vocabulary, writing, and speaking practice. Complete topics to move toward certificates and a readiness summary employers can trust at a glance.
What does an Italand certificate mean?
It confirms you finished a specialised Italand programme—such as hospitality communication—including workplace dialogue, customer scenarios, sector vocabulary, and interview preparation. It signals completed training, not a government language diploma.
How do employers participate?
They review candidates who apply or opt in, filter by level, track, and location, and request interviews. Your profile is shared when you take those steps—no random CV drops. The employment relationship is always between you and the employer.
Do I need to log in before starting?
Public course introductions are visible without an account. To access actual study tools, track progress, use your learner profile, join Practice Together sessions, or participate in the Community, you will need to log in or create a free account.