Yes — Malta is one of the best places in Europe to learn English. English is an official language, the country is sunny and safe, it sits inside the EU, and its schools are well established and inspected. Here are the questions students ask most.
The questions students ask
Is English actually spoken?
Yes — it's an official language, spoken for 200+ years. You're immersed the moment you leave the classroom.
Is the teaching good quality?
Yes. The sector is regulated, and the best schools go further — we're EAQUALS-accredited with Cambridge-certified teachers.
Will I actually speak?
That depends on the school. Our classes cap at 12 adults, so you speak far more than in a crowded class — the fastest route to fluency.
Is it a pleasant place to study?
Very — 300+ sunny days, a swimmable coast and a relaxed pace, with our campus and rooftop pool in lively St Julian's.
Is it easy to get to?
For many, yes — Malta is inside the EU and Schengen, often a simpler English-speaking destination than the alternatives.
Is it good value?
Generally lower living costs than UK/Irish cities, and small classes stretch every euro of tuition further.
The one variable in your control is which school. Choose one with EAQUALS accreditation, qualified teachers and small classes — and Malta becomes one of the most effective places in Europe to improve your English.
Frequently asked questions
Is Malta a good place to learn English?
Yes. English is an official language of Malta, the country is sunny, safe and inside the EU, and its schools are well established and inspected. With a small-class, accredited school, Malta is one of the most effective places in Europe to learn English.
Is English an official language in Malta?
Yes. English is an official language of Malta and has been widely spoken for over 200 years, so you're immersed in English in everyday life as well as in lessons.
Do they teach British English in Malta?
Yes. Malta's schools teach to British and European standards. Maltalingua is EAQUALS-accredited and uses Cambridge-certified teachers, so the English you learn is structured and British-standard.
Is Malta good for learning English in summer?
Yes — it's ideal. Summer brings the best weather for combining lessons with social activities and the beach. Adults can choose Standard or Intensive courses, and juniors have a supervised all-inclusive programme. See our summer 2026 options.
Is Malta cheaper than the UK for learning English?
Day-to-day living costs in Malta are generally lower than in major UK cities, and small classes give you more speaking time per euro of tuition. Compare the all-in cost using our transparent pricing guide.
How do I choose the right school in Malta?
Compare schools on class size, accreditation, teacher qualifications, facilities and price transparency. Our guide on how to choose an English school in Malta walks through each criterion.
