ESE Blog
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.
Choose ESE as your exam preparation partner
Whether you need an internationally recognised certification in the English language for visa purposes, work advancement or to gain entry into an English speaking university, ESE has the exam preparation course for you.
Student testimonial – Interview with Ikumi
I stayed at ESE for 48 weeks, can you imagine how many things happened to me so far away from home? Whenever I was having a hard time I was always helped and supported by ESE friends and teachers. I would not have been able to finalise my studies abroad without this enormous support.
Valletta Film Festival 2018 – Part 2
Here is part 2 of our Valletta Film Festival Report from our very own Laetitia who is acting as a volunteer at the festival!
Isle of MTV Malta Music Festival – 27th June 2018
Malta will host THE music festival of the summer this June, with some of the biggest names in music set to perform right here in Floriana, and best of all it won’t cost you a cent as entrance is completely free!
Valletta Film Festival 2018 – Part 1
As part of Valletta’s European Capital of Culture programme for 2018, this week marks the Valletta Film Festival!
Laetitia, our newest recruit to the ESE marketing department, all the way from the South of France no less, is a volunteer at the Valletta Film Festival and has graciously agreed to give us a daily report!
Why I love teaching
I fell in love with teaching English as a foreign language in the summer of 2002, when I used to teach during my university holidays. Little did I know then that sixteen years later, I would still be as passionate about teaching English as I was that first summer.
Why work in the English language teaching industry?
Teaching English offers a world of opportunities. It develops you because you have to be confident and have good public speaking and communication skills, which are really important transferable skills to have for any job later on. You meet multinational students from all over the world and coming from such a diverse set of cultures. The experience makes you realize just how vast the world really is. And you have the world right there in your classroom!
What should I pack for my study travel trip to Malta?
There are a number of things to consider when deciding what to bring with you to Malta. The first is the weather!
Malta enjoys a pleasant climate all year round, with mild winters and hot summers, making it very popular with students and tourists alike.
Japanese Culture Day
Meeting with students of different nationalities at the school was a dream come true for this enthusiastic group whilst they were at the European School of English. The Japanese group consisted of musicians, models, kimono dealers, designers etc. and their aim is to simply share this experience by showing their own culture which they love deeply.
The True Spirit of Christmas
Christmas is a time of giving, caring and sharing. One way of living the true spirit of this festive season is by lending a hand to those in need. As citizens we have the duty to give our input and help in any way we deem fit.
10 Good Reasons to Choose ESE School of English
We make choosing a language school for your next study travel experience even easier. Apart from offering excellent value for money, there are many other reasons why you should choose ESE.
Hamrun Chocolate Festival – Saturday 22nd October 2022
In Malta, Hamrun is the town most associated with chocolate.
Hamrun’s connection with chocolate goes back to the era of the Knights of St. John , when cocoa beans were stored in Hamrun’s ‘tas samra’ area.
‘Quality English’ & ‘Quality Education’ Conference and Agent Workshop to be held in Malta on 24th November 2017
We are delighted to announce that this year Quality English have chosen to host the event on our very own beautiful island of Malta! The aim of the conference is to bring together independent Quality English Language schools and colleges with agents from all over the world.
European Day Of Languages – Language Fair in Sliema- Saturday 23rd September 2017
The European Day of Languages was first celebrated as part of the European Year of Languages in 2001 by the Council of Europe.
It is now celebrated every year in September and this year is no exception.
The European Day of Languages is an opportunity to celebrate and raise awareness about Europe’s multi-cultural diversity and the many languages spoken within Europe today.
The architectural legacy of the Knights of St John in Malta
Located between Africa and Europe in the middle of the Mediterranean, the Maltese Islands have been coveted by all the major civilisations throughout history. The Greeks, Phoenicians, Arabs, Normans, the Spanish, the Knights of St John, the French and finally the British have all colonised these islands at some point or another.
