Language schools in Malta

Malta
Maltese Island
Comino
Gozo
Sliema
Gharb
Mdina
Saint Julians
Gzira
Valletta

The Republic of Malta is an island state and a member of the European Union. The archipelago is located between the western and eastern Mediterranean Sea. It is constituted of nine islands, only four of which have inhabitants, including Malta, Gozo, Comino and Manoel. The five others remain untouched by houses and infrastructure, and are Comino, Filfla, Saint-Paul (two islands) and Fungus Rock.
Maltese islands are mythical. The archipelago is a true roofless museum because there is something beautiful to be discovered wherever you go.
Thanks to a hot and sunny climate throughout the year, clear waters, lively parties and 7.000 years of history, there is much to do and see on Malta during your study abroad trip.
The fusion of cultures and influences throughout the centuries creates a marriage of styles and traditions, giving an intriguing and eclectic twist to the islands of the archipelago.

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Gzira

Gzira is a modern town in the north-east coast of Malta between Sliema and Msida along the promenade of Marsamxett harbour. Gzira has an area of 1.0 km2 and around 7.500 residents. Gzira means,“island” in Maltese and the town derives its name from the Manoel Island situated in the middle of the…

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Saint Julians

Built on a rocky coast and bordered by several small bays, the resort town of Saint Julians is the center of the hustle and bustle in Malta. Around the bay there are many pubs, restaurants and pizzerias. In the neighborhood of Paceville, at the opening of the bay, the energy stays lively throughout…

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Language schools Malta Language schools in Malta

The Republic of Malta is an island state and a member of the European Union. The archipelago is located between the western and eastern Mediterranean Sea. It is constituted of nine islands, only four of which have inhabitants, including Malta, Gozo, Comino and Manoel. The five others remain untouched by houses and infrastructure, and are Comino, Filfla, Saint-Paul (two islands) and Fungus Rock.
Maltese islands are mythical. The archipelago is a true roofless museum because there is something beautiful to be discovered wherever you go.
Thanks to a hot and sunny climate throughout the year, clear waters, lively parties and 7.000 years of history, there is much to do and see on Malta during your study abroad trip.
The fusion of cultures and influences throughout the centuries creates a marriage of styles and traditions, giving an intriguing and eclectic twist to the islands of the archipelago.

A language schools in malta is particularly beneficial for children and teenagers if it takes place in international environment.

Adults and students also have the possibility of participating in a language schools in malta all year round in specialized language schools for international students.

For your language schools in malta this site presents the following items : Life at this destination, Geography and climate, Useful information.