
ESE Blog
Articles in this blog may be ESE news, academic pieces written by our team or events in Malta of general interest.


Challenge to Change – celebrating women’s day to call out gender bias and inequality
In 1996, the day was marked with the theme, ‘Celebrating the Past Planning for the Future’ and since then a different theme was assigned every year.

Its Carnival Time! All you need to know about Karnival ta’ Malta 2019
One of the most exciting events in the Maltese calendar is finally here! Its Carnival Time! Colourful floats, marching bands, magnificent masks, vibrant costumes, delicious food – carnival time brings everyone together. Young and old alike take to the streets for one of the most colourful and popular festivals of the year!

Maltese Traditional Food Ways with Palazzo Falson Mdina
Palazzo Falson will be holding a series of four talks by Dr Noel Buttigieg, food historian and educator.

Kicking off Christmas Festivities – Panto Style
As a little girl I called it pantonine and pantomine. Although I was corrected an infinite amount of times, I still got it wrong, so I resorted to calling it panto.

10 best ways to enjoy Malta this Summer
Are you planning on joining us at ESE Malta this summer? If you are, then my blog will help in making your visit to Malta as interesting and fun as possible.

5 reasons to visit St Julian’s Festa this weekend!
If you are familiar with Malta, you will know that the Maltese love any excuse for a festa! Summer in Malta equals ‘Festa Time!’With festa’s taking place all over the island this summer you can be spoilt for choice, however the feast of St Julian’s is one festa that you wont want to miss!

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!

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.