Italian B2
CEFR B2 — upper intermediate
For students aiming at fluency — B2 is the level several Italian-taught degree programmes expect for direct admission, and where a course genuinely starts feeling like a real conversation class rather than a language lesson.
What a live class looks like
Classes run live on Google Meet, on a fixed weekly schedule, so you always know when to show up. Every session is recorded and posted straight after class — if you miss one, or want to rewatch a point that didn't land the first time, it's there. Nothing about the format is asynchronous-only: you get real conversation practice with a live teacher every week.
Modules, materials, and homework
Each module comes with its own materials — PDFs, vocabulary lists, and practice exercises — so class time goes to speaking and real practice, not copying notes. Homework gets real teacher feedback, and if something needs another attempt, you resubmit it rather than just moving on with a mark against your name.
What you'll cover
- · Understand the main ideas of complex text on concrete and abstract topics
- · Interact with a degree of fluency that makes regular interaction with native speakers natural
- · Produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects
- · Explain a viewpoint, weighing advantages and disadvantages of options
Syllabus outline
- 1. The subjunctive mood, in depth
- 2. Formal and academic register
- 3. Debate and argumentation practice
- 4. Idiomatic expressions and regional variation
- 5. Longer reading and listening: news, essays, and dialogue
- 6. Exam-style practice for students who plan to certify their level
Staying in the loop
A professor-updates feed keeps you posted on anything that changes — a rescheduled class, extra materials, a note on an upcoming topic — so nothing gets missed between sessions.