ESE Malta

About ESE Malta ESE Malta was founded in Malta in 1996. ESE Malta Language School is located in St. Julian’s, very close to the Paceville entertainment district. Having started operating in 1996, the school has a total of 4 separate school buildings. Being one of Malta’s long-established educational institutions, its strong brand value, quality education system, corporate management approach and high standards are undoubtedly among the main reasons for this popularity.

Malta language school prices, application, registration, accommodation, Malta visa and any other topic, you can get help from Özdemir Yurtdışı Eğitim Danışmanlığı with all your questions. When you decide to study English in Malta and get in touch with OYED, the consultant assigned especially to you will be your most important companion on this journey. Your entire process, from your first application until you travel to Malta, will be planned in the most professional way with the experience of Özdemir Yurtdışı Eğitim.

ESE Malta Language Programmes

ESE, 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 ESE Malta:
General English
To join the General English programme, one of ESE’s most popular programmes, it is enough to be over 18 years old. There is no level requirement, and students with any level of English, from the lowest to the highest, can take part. In classes of up to 12 students, 20 or 30 lessons of General English per week can be taken. The General English programme, which concentrates on reading, speaking, writing and listening skills, can be started on any Monday.
Intensive English
The Intensive English programme, another of the most popular programmes, is preferred by students who want to improve their English level in a short time. It aims to develop reading, speaking, writing and listening skills; it is enough to be over 18 years old to join, and no level requirement applies. Students study in classes of up to 12, with 20 group lessons per week plus 10 individual lessons.
Business English
To join the Business English programme, preferred by students who want to develop their professional communication skills (meetings, negotiations, phone calls, writing and socialising) and their language, you must be over 18 years old and have at least a B1 level of English. Business English is taught in classes of up to 6 students and is set at 20 lessons per week. In this programme, preferred by employees and managers who think in career-oriented terms and want to develop professionally and advance their position but whose English is not yet sufficient, reading, speaking, writing and listening skills improve while many professional terms and words are also learned.

Academic English / Exam Preparation Programmes
This programme is designed for students who want to study at university or do a master’s degree in America, Canada, the UK, Australia, Europe or Africa, or who want to join the skilled migration programmes of countries such as Canada, Australia and New Zealand, but do not have a sufficient level of English or a language certificate; it concentrates on the IELTS, TOEFL iBT, TOEIC and Cambridge exams. To join the Exam Preparation programmes, which have 30 lessons per week, you must be over 17 years old and have at least a B1 level of English.

Junior Camps for Ages 13-17 / Summer School
ESE Malta has many different programmes for students under 18. These programmes, called summer camps or summer schools, are organised in separate age groups. They are an ideal programme for students who want to take a short English course while also joining various social activities, taking part in sports and arts events, and practising the language while holidaying in the summer months and making new friends. Özdemir Yurtdışı Eğitim consultants will help you choose the most suitable of the summer school and summer camp programmes.

About Malta

Malta, an archipelago nation, 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. Located in the middle of the Mediterranean, between the continents of Europe and Africa, it has been a region coveted by many cultures and civilisations over the centuries. With a history of 7,000 years, Malta 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. As a member of the Commonwealth, Malta has English as an official language and traffic drives on the left, just as in the United Kingdom. Malta has also been a member of the European Union since 2004 and lies within the borders of the Schengen visa area. With all these features, Malta is also a popular spot for tourists; one of its most beautiful and entertaining towns, St. Julian’s, is located north of the capital Valletta. The Paceville area, where hotels, restaurants, shopping centres and nightclubs are concentrated, is the town’s most popular spot.

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