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Welcome to the ESE Blog. Articles may be ESE news, academic pieces written by our team or events in Malta of general interest. Please feel free to write to us with any suggestions or any articles you may have written and which you would like to share with us and our students.
Why Malta Should Be Your Destination to Learn English
One of the most effective ways to study and improve your English is to travel to an English-speaking country. Malta is just one of 55 countries worldwide where English is both a legally recognised and existing official language and one of the very few countries in Europe where this is so. If you’re still searching for destinations to improve your English, this blog post will explain why you should choose Malta!
It may not be a White Christmas in Malta…
Christmas in Malta is celebrated in a grand style. From decorated homes, to street lights, to festivals dedicated to the festive season, there’s no doubt the holiday cheer is present on our islands! Can’t decide where to go yet? This blog post will be your guide to a selection of unmissable events taking place this Christmas.
‘Tis the season to … learn idioms
‘Christmas time, mistletoe and wine’ goes the song. Have you ever heard it? It’s sung by Sir Cliff Richard and it describes Christmas rather well especially Christmas in the UK. If you prefer something more rocking, then I recommend ‘Merry Xmas Everybody’ by Slade.
It’s a man’s world… especially this month
November is dedicated to men’s health and wellbeing – read more to learn about Movember.
This Is Halloween
On what day of the year are you most likely to meet: a zombie, a wicked witch, Frankenstein’s monster, a werewolf and Count Dracula?
Okaerinasai Japan!
The Japanese COVID-19 Certificate is now recognised in Malta!
Why You Really Should Consider Teaching English As A Foreign Language
Here are some reasons why you should consider a career in teaching English as a foreign language. Not to mention, ESE is offering its TEFL Course once again!
All About IELTS
One of the most prestigious English language certificates is certainly IELTS. This stands for “International English Language Testing System” – simply put, it is an international English language test for proficiency amongst those whose first language is not English. This blog post will explain the exam and what makes the Academic pathway different from General Training.
Which English Course Should I Choose?
We are often asked for guidance on how to choose the right course. You need to determine WHY you are going to study English. Do you need it for your future career? Do you need to sit for an exam to provide proof of your level of English proficiency for university admission or visa purposes? Or are you looking to becoming fluent in English because it is an international language, and you feel that it will help you for your personal work or travel reasons?
ESE to reopen on Monday 2nd August 2021
As of Monday, August 2nd, 2021, ELT schools in Malta will be allowed to reopen with face-to-face lessons in classrooms to all students who have a Recognised Vaccine Certificate.
Vaccine Data Application
Further to the recent updated travel requirements to Malta , ESE is requesting a copy of your Vaccination Certificate before your arrival to Malta.
Love At Second Sight
Read a blog post written by one of our past students!
COVID-19 Travel Update – for fully vaccinated Kazakh and Non-EU travellers
We would like to use this opportunity to inform you that Kazakh citizens, who are fully vaccinated with EU approved vaccines as listed below, are now permitted to travel to Malta, given that they provide the vaccination certificate.
Spring is here!
Few can resist the early calls of spring: melodious song, endless green and the harsh, cold winter finally coming to an end. We can enjoy walks on the beach again and successfully dry our laundry outdoors. For our predecessors the coming of spring was even more important, since a cruel winter could mean the death of precious crops that were meant to feed their families. Spring signified the start of a bountiful season and it was celebrated as such – with simple habits that were transformed into traditions all around the world today.
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