English Path – EP Malta

English Path is located in the city centre and shares a campus with its partner school GBS and many international universities. English Path is part of Global Education Group, which includes GBS, one of the most prestigious higher education colleges in the United Kingdom. In addition to its schools in the English cities of London, Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham, it also has centres in Malta and Dubai. English Path is an international language school offering world-class education for those who want to learn English. With its modern teaching methods, expert teaching staff and student-centred approach, it makes language learning both enjoyable and effective.

One of English Path’s greatest advantages is that it offers flexible course programmes tailored to individual needs. With General English, Business English, exam preparation (such as IELTS and TOEFL) and Academic English courses, it appeals to students of every level and goal. In addition, one-to-one lessons and group work provide students with a dynamic learning environment.

The school’s modern classrooms, digital learning materials and multicultural environment help students develop their language skills quickly. In addition, thanks to social events and cultural programmes, students have the opportunity to practise English in real life.

English Path – EP Malta Language Programmes

English Path, one of Malta’s leading language schools, offers a variety of language courses suited to students’ needs and goals at its modern campus in St. Julian’s. Here are the programmes offered at English Path Malta:

General English

This programme focuses on the fundamentals of language learning and aims to develop students’ reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Suitable for participants of every level, this course offers a curriculum of 20 lessons per week. Start dates are quite flexible.

Intensive English

Designed for those who want to develop their language skills quickly and get more practice, this programme includes 30 lessons per week. You can join the Intensive English course, which is open to students of every level, with new classes starting every Monday.

Business English

Preferred by those who want to learn professional English to reach their career goals, this programme offers a curriculum of 30 lessons per week. The Business English course focuses on areas such as job applications, CV preparation, meeting management and project planning. A minimum of B1 (intermediate) English is required to join the programme. Start dates are every Monday.

Exam Preparation Programmes

Designed to prepare for international language exams such as IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge (FCE, CAE) or TOEIC, these courses are offered with options of 20 or 30 lessons per week. The lessons aim to develop reading, writing, speaking and listening skills at an academic level. Participants can start their studies every Monday.

Long-Term Academic English (Academic Term/Year)

Focusing on long-term English learning, this programme lasts a minimum of 24 weeks and is open to students of every level. Throughout the course, students study in classes suited to their own level and, at the end of the programme, can take an internationally recognised language exam (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, TOEIC) and obtain a certificate. These certificates can be used for job applications, university admissions or immigration processes.

With the high-quality education programmes it offers to students of every age and level, English Path – EP Malta provides an ideal environment for you to reach your language goals.

About Malta

Malta, an archipelago country, consists of three large and two small islands. With its archaeological remains, cultural structures, architecture and magnificent nature, it resembles a giant open-air museum. With its location in the middle of the Mediterranean, between the continents of Europe and Africa, it has been a sought-after region for many cultures and civilisations over the centuries. Malta, which has a history of 7000 years, remained under British rule from the early 1800s until it declared its independence in 1964. Britain, which held sway over the island for many years, wanted to spread its own culture to Malta and indeed succeeded in doing so. Malta is a member of the Commonwealth, its official language is English, and traffic drives on the left, just as in England. Malta has also been a member of the European Union since 2004 and is within the borders of the Schengen Visa area. With all these features, St. Julians, one of the most beautiful and entertaining cities of Malta, which is also a popular spot for tourists, is located north of the capital Valletta. The Paceville area, where hotels, restaurants, shopping centres and nightclubs are concentrated, is the city’s most popular spot.

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