Reaching out to an aural skills teacher at a nearby university might be one place to start, but I also wonder if there might be some apps, etc. online to give you some practice opportunities at this sort of dictation? I came across this page, which links to a few other online apps/websites that might be helpful: https://www.musical-u.com/ear-training-exercises/
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