Study in Malta

Malta is a very popular destination among international students who want to take advantage of the summer months to improve their English without having to give up fun.

That’s why Malta has a multitude of renowned educational institutions with diverse educational programs designed to adapt to the level and curricular needs of all types of students.

English has been the official language in Malta for many years alongside Maltese, as it was a British colony for a long time.

In this island, everyone speaks English, and even university classes are taught in this language, so you can practice a lot and will have no problem communicating.

On this small island, you will enjoy a very good quality of life without having to invest a lot of money.

In Malta, English courses, rent, and even going out for a drink are much cheaper than in other European destinations like London or Dublin.

If you like history, art, culture, and cinema, you will feel right at home in Malta. This island has not only been the setting for major historical events in real life, but Malta has also made its mark in both the big and small screens.

Malta has been the filming location for blockbusters like Gladiator, World War Z, The Da Vinci Code, and The Count of Monte Cristo, to name a few of the titles of the more than 100 productions that have been filmed here.

In Malta, you can enjoy a Mediterranean diet with Arab, African, and British influences. A marvel for the palate and also for your health, as the Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest diets, thanks to the prominence of fresh products such as vegetables, legumes, cheeses, meats, and fish.

The crystal-clear waters of Malta are the perfect place to start diving, as it has colorful underwater landscapes, visibility of up to 40 meters, and plenty of World War II shipwrecks to explore.

Nothing goes better with a summer night than a good party. In Malta, they know how to enjoy life. There are numerous events, both in nightclubs and on the beach, featuring top DJs and artists with whom you can dance until the next morning.

Malta enjoys a subtropical Mediterranean climate, with mild temperatures throughout the winter and quite hot temperatures during the summer. And the best part? Malta has beautiful sandy and rocky beaches where you can cool off, get a tan, and take envy-worthy photos with your friends.

This visa is for all students from countries that are not exempt from visas. With this visa, you can study courses of up to 3 months in duration.

For courses longer than 3 months in duration. This type of visa is applied for once you are in Malta (unless you have a passport from Ecuador, Bolivia, or the Dominican Republic), it has the same duration as the course in which you have enrolled, and it allows students to work for 20 hours per week.

English courses in Malta are perfect for those who have little time to learn English but still want great results. These courses are short and effective programs that usually last between 2 and 3 months. They usually have more hours per week than general english courses, which helps you learn faster.

General english courses in Malta are focused on improving your English at all levels. These courses usually have fewer class hours per week and last for 3 months or more, making them perfect for those who have more free time and want to enjoy living in a charming place like Malta.

If you’re thinking about studying abroad or applying for visas such as the Work and Holiday for Canada or Australia, you need to know that one of the requirements is often to have a certificate of your english level.

And so you don’t have to face the exam on your own, IELTS and Cambridge offer a series of courses designed to help you prepare for each part of the exam: writing, reading, speaking, and listening. You will pass the test without any problems and with the score you need!

General english courses for business in Malta are focused on professionals of all ages who want to work abroad. In these courses, you will learn English notions about marketing, negotiation, presentation, finance, politics, etc., which will be very useful for you to navigate professional environments anywhere in the world.

Individual English courses consist of private and personalized lessons in which you will receive one-on-one attention. This is ideal if you want to learn English quickly, as the teacher will tailor each class to your level and work together on the areas that are most challenging for you.

St. Julians is a coastal city located 7 km from Valletta and with a population of about 13,800 inhabitants. St. Julians is very touristy and offers excellent daytime and especially nightlife. Many compare this small city in Malta with Mykonos or Ibiza, although the charm of St. Julians is different: thanks to the architecture of the city, you will feel like you’re partying in a movie set.

The most famous neighborhood in St. Julians is Paceville, where most hotels, bars, and restaurants are located, and where hundreds of tourists stroll during the summer nights when the heat is less intense.

During the day, the best plan is to go to St. George Bay, one of the few sandy beaches you will find in Malta. Or if you’re more of an urbanite, you’ll love walking around the city’s shopping centers, where you’ll find cinemas, bowling alleys, casinos, gaming halls… with good air conditioning systems, perfect for escaping the summer heat in Malta.

La Valeta, located in the northern part of the island of Malta, covers an area of less than 1 km2 and has a population of 6,309. It is a city with a rich history and spectacular Renaissance architecture from the 14th century. Its streets are lined with fortresses, churches, gardens, and museums filled with beautiful works of art by famous Italian painters such as Caravaggio.

Valletta is one of the few remaining fortified cities and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1980. Walking through its streets is like taking a journey through history, with tales of knights and conquering kings.

With a population of 22,591 and located between Valletta and St. Julians, Sliema competes in popularity with St. Julians; it attracts thousands of tourists every year who seek to enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful city that was once Malta’s most important fishing port.

Sliema is abundant in restaurants and beachfront bars where you can enjoy delicious Mediterranean cuisine and colorful cocktails.

In addition, Sliema has a beautiful waterfront promenade, The Ferries, and its coast is dotted with rocky beaches where you can cool off on hot days.

It depends on your country of origin. If you have a European passport, yes, you can.

If not, you may need a study or work visa to be able to work.

The prices of the courses vary depending on the school, the program you choose, and the number of hours per week.

Nevertheless, usually the longer the courses, the cheaper the weekly rate.

Only if you have a European passport or a valid work visa.

If you are Spanish, yes. With just your national identity card (DNI), you can enter Malta and work and/or study as much as you want.

From 1 week to 3 years, you choose the duration of your course.

English courses in Malta start every Monday of the year, unless it is a holiday. In that case, the English course will start on the next non-holiday day.

British or British English is taught in Malta. Although the English spoken here has a Maltese accent and the population comes from many different places, you can get a global view of English and learn to understand different accents.

The visa to study English in Malta is not renewed. In case your studies last more than 12 months, you will have to apply for a residence permit for students. This way, you will be authorized to study English in Malta until your study program is completed.

We recommend that you contact us about 3 months before the date you want to start your adventure in Malta. The process has its phases, but you don’t have to worry about anything, we take care of it!

No, many schools offer the option to pay in installments to accommodate the needs of students. Your Dingoos guide will inform you about everything during the personalized counseling sessions.

No problem. If you have to return to your country before your course ends, we will review your case and help you negotiate with the school for the cancellation of your course.

Whatever your level of English, in Malta you can start a course adapted to your needs. On the first day of class, you will take a very simple test to be assigned to a group of students with a similar level.