Age
Group : 8-12, 13-17
Individuals: 13-17
Available camps:
Summer Camps / Year- Round Groups
Languages:
English
West Block, Triq Margaret Mangion, St Julian's, Malta. STJ 3180
School Overview
Welcome to EP Malta! Soak up the sun and the language as you learn English on the beautiful Mediterranean coast. Whether you're strolling through the lively streets of St Julian’s or heading out for a boat trip, our Beach Camp programme makes every moment count. With 15 hours of interactive lessons each week, you'll grow more confident in speaking and pick up useful English you’ll use in your everyday life. Add to that a mix of exciting seaside activities and social events, and you’ve got the perfect balance of learning and fun, all in a multicultural environment and with a certificate to mark your achievement.
We understand that going abroad can be a challenge. This is why you’ll be part of a safe and welcoming community from the moment you arrive. In summer you will stay in Campus Hub, a modern student residence offering comfort and convenience, with a pool, shops and café's on site! Year-round groups will get allocated based on availability, The Mediterranean College of Sport or Campus Hub are the year-round options. Our team is available around the clock, and there’s always a 24/7 emergency phone line if needed. EP Malta offers more than a course; it’s a chance to experience island life, meet new people, and enjoy an unforgettable experience. From volleyball at the beach to treasure hunts in the ancient city of Mdina, there's always something to enjoy around your classes. There is no better time than now, dive into an unforgettable experience at EP Malta!
At English Path, we are dedicated to enhancing your language journey with a wide range of English courses in Malta designed to suit your specific needs and goals. Whether you want to get better at everyday speech, learn about business and finance, or get ready for the IELTS test, our course options allow you to choose the perfect way to learn English in Malta.
| Sample Timetable | Activities are subject to change due to weather conditions, availability or any other unforeseen event. | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening | Goodnight | ||||
| Sun | Arrivals/ Check-In | Lunch | Arrivals/ Check-In | Dinner | On-Campus Activities, Departures, Arrivals | Curfew | |
| Mon | Breakfast | Valletta Walking Tour | Lunch | Classes | Dinner | Sports Games Night | |
| Tue | Riviera Beach | Lunch | Classes | Dinner | Games in the Square | ||
| Wed | Grand Harbor Boat Tour | Lunch | Classes | Dinner | Medasia Club Party | ||
| Thu | Swimming Pool Games | Lunch | Classes | Dinner | Mdina at Night Tour | ||
| Fri | EP Leisure Time | Lunch | Classes | Dinner | Graduation Ceremony & Celebration | ||
| Sat | Mellieha Bay Beach | Dinner | Pool Games | ||||
Activities are subject to change due to weather conditions, availability or any other unforeseen event.
Student residences in Malta offer a comprehensive and comfortable living experience tailored to the needs of students. These accommodations typically feature a choice of twin and single bedrooms, all of which are spacious and fully equipped for a pleasant stay. Residents benefit from convenient on-site laundry facilities and a communal kitchen, often complete with cable TV, providing a social hub for preparing meals and relaxing. High-speed Wi-Fi is standard, ensuring connectivity for academic work and personal use. Weekly cleaning services maintain a tidy environment, while additional amenities such as an outdoor swimming pool and a dedicated student lounge offer opportunities for recreation and socializing. For those keen on fitness, a gym is usually available, though often at an extra charge. Furthermore, the presence of food and retail outlets within or very close to the residence adds to the convenience, providing easy access to daily necessities and dining options. Finding ways to relax when on campus plays a big part in any student’s life, so whether it’s a hot cup of coffee, a whopping burger or some well needed retail therapy that chills you out, Campus Hub has it all.
St. John’s Co-Cathedral
Mdina
Valletta
Three Cities
Popeye Village
Spinola Bay
Blue Lagoon
Gozo
Hagar Qim Temples
Address
West Block
Triq Margaret Mangion
St Julian's STJ 3180
Malta
Contact
Emergency Contact
This is the Global YL Emergency Number. Each centre will have localised numbers when the summer camps are running.
Nearest transport links
What is included in a study package?
A study package includes :
15 hours of tuition per week
Course material
End-of-course certificate
Five half day & evening activities per week
One full day excursion every weekend
24/7 support
24/7 emergency phone line dedicated to Young Learners
Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Accommodation single room | private bathroom
Insurance
What items should I bring before leaving my country?
Here are some important things you need to know to make your arrival as smooth as possible. Use our checklist to ensure you don’t forget anything and are prepared for the exciting times ahead.
(i) Checklist
Here are a few important items that you should bring with you:
Passport
Acceptance letter
Accommodation letter
Proof of health/medical insurance
A bit of cash and credit/debit cards/ Apple or Google Pay
Weather-appropriate clothing (depending on the season you come to Malta)
Adaptor for electrical appliances
Prescription medication and medical records
Emergency information
Airport Transfer confirmation (if booked)
(ii) Pocket money
Recommended weekly budget: €300. This should cover expenses, laundry, local travel, food and activities. You will need additional money if you want to take weekend trips. Bring €150 with you in cash and a debit or credit card. You will need to check with your financial institution to make sure you will be able to withdraw money from an ATM. It is not a good idea to carry around large amounts of cash.
(iii) Clothing
Most students dress casually for classes, but you should bring nice clothes for going out and sportswear for sports and outdoor activities. The climate is changeable and maybe different from your own. The typical temperature is 32-35°C in the Summer and 15–17°C in the Winter, although this can get slightly lower during December & February. Bring waterproof clothing if you’re arriving in the Autumn or Winter
(iv) Electrical current
The adaptor in Malta is the three-prong Type G plug, the same as the British plug. Standard voltage in Malta is 240 volts; remember to bring an adaptor with you or buy one when you arrive.
How can I stay updated about school events and activities?
We encourage you to follow the school’s Instagram account before you arrive and especially during your stay. This will give you an idea of what is happening at the school and help you connect with staff and students. It is also important to join the WhatsApp group when staying with us to keep updated on your schedule. We will send notifications of any unexpected school closures: make sure you check our Instagram account, WhatsApp group and email for any messages while you are attending the school, especially if there is severe weather in the area (e.g., snowstorm, flood, etc.). If the school cannot open or school opening will be delayed, we will post a message as soon as possible (the night before or in the morning) to advise you of this, along with information on how to get further updates and any alternate scheduling, (if applicable). Follow EP! @englishpathschools.
Before I arrive in Malta, what are some important things that I should know?
Arriving at the airport in a foreign country can be overwhelming. To better prepare yourself, make sure that you have read the information below about your arrival and how to get to your accommodation. If you get lost or confused upon arrival, don’t be afraid to ask the airport staff for help as they will be happy to give assistance.
(i) If you have booked a transfer with us, in case of a service emergency, use the following details to contact us:
If you have any flight changes, miss a connecting flight or need help meeting the transfer service, you should call the emergency number. Please be prepared to tell them your name, school name (English Path) and location. Students should only accept a transfer from a greeter with the official English Path signage.
Transfer service emergency number: +356 99276152
(ii) How can I get the transport card - Tallinja card in Malta?
You can get the transport card - Tallinja card in Malta by following the given steps:
Step 1: Go to the Tallinja website at https://www.publictransport.com.mt/.
Step 2: On the Tallinja website, search for the “bus cards and tickets” page. This is where you can find information about different types of cards and tickets available for public transportation.
Step 3: Look for the option to obtain a “Personalised Tallinja Card.”
Step 4: Register for a Tallinja Card. You will need to provide your personal information during this step.
Step 5: When registering, make sure to apply for the adult card. If you are a student planning to stay for more than three months, do not tick the student option.
Step 6: You will need to provide a shipping address. You can use the school address for this purpose.
Step 7: Upload a photo.
Step 8: Upload a copy of the first page of your passport as part of the verification process.
Step 9: Pay the card cost, which is €17.88. After completing these steps, your Tallinja card will be processed, and it will take approximately 3 weeks to arrive at the school. You can then claim it from the student services team at your school. It’s important to follow these steps well in advance of your arrival in Malta to ensure you have your Tallinja card ready to use for free transport on the island.
(iIi) Be aware of the general living costs (sample prices for items in this city)
Bottle of water: €1
Coffee: €2.50
Can of coke: €2.30
Meal out for two: €50
Takeaway pizza: €12
Sandwich: €5
Local bus ticket: €2
Local metro and tram ticket: €17 per day
Cinema ticket: €9.50
(iv) Understand the local customs
Women in Malta are equal to men and should always be treated fairly.
Maltese people talk to strangers in public areas. This is a great way to practice English, but caution should be taken. You should not give out your address and telephone number or accept inappropriate invitations.
“Please” and “thank you” are very important words! Always use them if you ask someone to do something for you or if they help you or give you information.
Malta is a culturally diverse nation where people of all ethnic backgrounds are treated equally.
Tipping is customary in Malta and a gratuity of between 5% and 10%, whenever good service has been provided, is reasonable. However, if a service charge has already been included in the bill, a tip is not necessary. If discretion and common sense is used, you will have no problems with tipping, but it is always worth checking the individual establishment’s policy if you are unsure.
(v) Health and safety come first
Medical insurance: All TCN (third-country nationals) students must have medical insurance for the duration of their stay in Malta. They can either book medical insurance offered by English Path or they can choose their own.
If you get sick: If you get sick while in Malta, you should visit a doctor. You can ask the Student Services team where the nearest doctor is. If you have a minor illness, you can ask staff at a local pharmacist for advice. Remember to bring any relevant insurance or medical documentation with you.
Protecting your belongings: We strongly recommend you take out insurance for your personal belongings, especially cameras, music players, mobile phones and laptops. Personal items cannot be covered by English Path guest house or residence insurance.
Prescription medication: Remember to bring enough of your prescribed medication with you as Maltese pharmacists will not dispense a foreign prescription. International customs agents may ask you questions about your medication upon your departure or arrival, so be sure to pack it carefully. Bring any important medical records (blood type, prescriptions, x-rays) that might be useful for medical care abroad, as well as contact information for your health care providers at home.
Staying safe at school: If you or another student has an accident or needs urgent medical attention, please come to reception, where the First Aider is located.
Fire safety: If you discover a fire, press the fire alarm button on the nearest alarm. Leave the building immediately via the fire exit. Make sure you tell a member of EP staff exactly what happened so they can call 112. If you hear the fire alarm, leave the building immediately. Do not run or stop to collect your belongings. EP staff will guide you to the fire exit. Go to the assembly point. Follow any instructions given by a member of EP staff and do not go back into the building until you are told to do so by EP staff.
Personal safety and looking after valuables: Malta is generally a safe place, but you should always be alert. Some tips are: Be alert when you are walking alone at night. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash. Do not leave your belongings unattended. In Malta, you do not need to always carry your identification card or passport with you. You can keep it at home and carry a picture of your ID on your phone or a photocopy in your bag.
(vi) Medical costs
Medical costs are at the discretion of your local doctor or hospital. Minimum medical costs are as follows:
Consultation with a doctor: €20 - €35
Prescriptions at a chemist: €15
Dental treatment: €65 - €120
Eye test or new glasses: €30 - €80
(vii) Laws
No one under the age of 17 in Malta may consume alcohol. Smoking tobacco is prohibited for anyone under 18. It is against the law to buy tobacco for someone you know who is under the age of 18.
Driving under the influence of alcohol is very serious crime and police make regular random checks.
Buying, selling and using drugs is illegal.
(viii) Student code of conduct
You must attend all classes. If you do not attend your classes, your representative will be informed. If you do not then improve your attendance, you may not be able to continue your course. 100% attendance is required to be able to receive a certificate of completion.
Be on time for all your lessons.
Always tell English Path if you are going to be absent from school for any reason and tell your host family if you are going away overnight.
If you commit a criminal offence or have to be severely disciplined, you will be sent home. We will also inform the immigration authorities.
Be respectful, polite and open to different cultures.
For any kind of emergency services
Call 112 in case of fire, a medical emergency or if you need the police.
EP Malta will be closed on the following dates :
2025 (08 Dec, 22-26 Dec.)
2026 (01 Jan, 10 Feb, 19 Mar, 31 Mar, 03 Apr, 01 May, 29 Jun, 08 Sep, 21 Sep, 08 Dec, 21-25 Dec.)
At EP, part of the GEDU group, we are committed to excellence in language education. Our dedication is reflected in the prestigious accreditations we hold, such as the British Council in the UK, the ELT Council in Malta, Languages Canada in Toronto, Bildungsurlaub in Germany, ACELS and English Education in Ireland, and approval Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in Dubai. These accreditations prove that our programmes meet high standards. We are also proud to have been finalists or winners of awards for the best language schools, a testament to the quality and impact of our educational offerings. Click here to find out more about our accreditations.
