In recent months, interest in investment courses in Italy has seen a significant increase, with many aspiring investors questioning which learning method is more effective: structured courses or the content available on YouTube. This debate has particularly emerged following a 22% rise in course enrollments in 2025 compared to the previous year, indicating a growing demand for formal training in an unstable economic context. While YouTube offers immediate and free access to tutorials and practical explanations, the quality of the content can vary greatly and often lacks a logical progression. On the other hand, investment courses provide a well-structured curriculum and the opportunity to learn from industry experts. Studies suggest that individuals who participate in formal courses tend to make more informed and less risky investment decisions. This duality between investment courses and YouTube represents a crucial choice for those looking to enter the world of finance; many experts recommend a hybrid approach, combining the free resources of the video platform with the solid knowledge gained through dedicated courses. Italian Version
Investment courses and YouTube: which method to choose in Italy?
