EC Malta

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EC Malta is located in St. Julian's, a charming tourist resort built around a small bay. The school is bright, modern and buzzing with activity throughout the year.

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Ingmar Albig

Centre Director

Maria Dalli

Accommodation Manager

Centre Info

Established: 1991
Centre capacity: 606
Classrooms: 62
Minimum age: 16 (18 years from 20 Jun - 26 Aug 2015)
Minimum age for Business Mini group: 23 years
Students per class: Average 10 (Max 12)
Mini Group (Max 6)

School Includes

Integrated Internet Lounge at the EC Reception
Free WI-FI internet access throughout the centre
Library facilities
2 spacious roof-top terraces with designated smoking areas
In-school café serving all kinds of hot and cold food
Subsidised gym membership
Beach Club membership (summer only)
Social and cultural programme
20 Internet connected student computers

Address

EC Malta,
'Language House',
Marguerite Mangion Street,
St. Julians, STJ 3180
Malta.

Phone

+356 23 790 000

Emergency Number

+356 9946 7078
(For use outside of office hours)

Opening Hours

0830 - 1700 GMT+1

Location

In Malta’s entertainment district
Short walk to the beach
Easy access to public transport
Convenient for accommodation
Shops and places to eat all around

Nationality Mix

Other
23%
Russian
14%
Libyan
12%
French
8%
Turkish
7%
Japanese
7%
Italian
7%
Swiss
6%
Brazilian
6%
Colombian
5%
Korean
5%

Age Mix

16 - 17

3%
18 - 20

25%
21 - 25

44%
26 - 30

21%
31 - 40

4%
41 - 50

1%
51+

1%

Student Testimonial

I’ve been at EC Malta for 3 weeks. I wanted to improve my English to be able to share more during my travels. Malta is the perfect place for this. It’s so easy to meet people from all over the world and talk with them. This little stunning island is itself a great mix of different cultures. Its sunny weather and its seaside were also very important for me. When you arrive at EC school you immediately feel comfortable. The teachers truly pay attention to your expectations and the staff are always available to answer your questions, either at school or at the residence. My only regret is that I couldn’t stay longer … I would have!

Elodie Morisset
France

Teacher Testimonial

I have been teaching English for over seven years now and it is a job that I find very challenging. While I only teach part-time, it is certainly not something which begins and ends in the classroom. It unconsciously becomes very much a part of your private life too.A song on the radio, an interesting article in a magazine, a discussion with friends or on the TV all becomes potential material for use in a lesson. Teaching can be highly rewarding as you watch the students’ linguistic skills improve and working in a school like EC where students often return for a further course of studies gives you the opportunity to follow their progress. It’s great to see their satisfaction as they go from strength to strength and know that you have been a part of that achievement. It is impossible to leave out the social element and the friendships I have made at EC are something I will always treasure. Sharing a cup of coffee and a few laughs, discussing lesson plans and teaching experiences are all part and parcel of daily life. It is all these elements that make me one of the lucky ones – someone who enjoys going to work in the morning!!

Helen Camilleri