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Hi Dragon522,
I've made some changes to the sentence order, among other things. It should be a bit clearer now. You could use "office worker" instead of "white-collar worker." The latter is more common in spoken English or newspaper articles, but I wouldn't use it in a job application or other formal writing. However, this depends on what you're writing this for.
My dream is to become a chef.
I learned how to cook Italian food from YouTube channels, websites, and cookery books. However, I want to learn how to cook authentic Italian dishes in real ways. So I have decided to quit my job and go to a culinary school in Italy to learn everything about Italian food in the future. Because the program includes a six-month internship in a professional kitchen, for better communication between my future colleagues, I am currently learning Italian right now for to communicate better with my future colleagues. It is very different from English and also more difficult. I hope I can speak fluent Italian before I go to Italy.
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