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All about the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar
11th November 2022
The FIFA World Cup 2022 will take place in Qatar until the 18th of December. It will be the first time the competition has taken place in the Arab World.
ESE Blog
Articles in this blog may be ESE news, academic pieces written by our team or events in Malta of general interest.
The Return of Notte Bianca: A Guide for 2022
27th September 2022
Once a year, Maltaās capital comes alive at night for a celebration of national culture and arts. This is Notte Bianca.
Malta to scrap COVID-19 entry restrictions from 25th July
14th July 2022
All travellers entering Malta will no longer be required to present COVID documentation upon arrival in the country,
COVID-19 Update ā Red and Dark Red Lists scrapped ā 9 May 2022
9th May 2022
As of today, 9 May 2022, travel into Malta will no longer be categorised into āredā and ādark redā. Quarantine upon arrival has been removed.
COVID-19 Update – for entry into Malta and ESE School
5th May 2022
Surprise! You may now travel to Malta without completing a dPLF, enter Malta regardless of vaccine status, and do not need to quarantine unless positive.
Surpriseā¦ The TELT and SEPTT Exams are now free!
15th March 2022
The ELT Council in Malta have just announced that TELT (Test for English Language Teachers) and SEPTT (Spoken English Proficiency Test for Teachers) will be FREE for the rest of 2022.
This Is Halloween
29th October 2021
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!
26th October 2021
The Japanese COVID-19 Certificate is now recognised in Malta!
Vaccine Data Application
29th July 2021
Further to the recent updated travel requirements to Malta , ESE is requesting a copy of your Vaccination Certificate before your arrival to Malta.
Japanese Culture Day
13th January 2018
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.
Paceville Avenue, St. Julian’s STJ3103, Malta 
