Why Easy School ?

Why Us

Since our founding in 2003, we have built a strong reputation for adult learning. Our English classes are designed to help students of all English levels progress confidently. Whether you are starting your journey with a beginner’s English course in Malta or aiming for an advanced certificate from Cambridge, we provide personalized learning experiences tailored to your needs.
At Easy School of Languages (EasySL), we are committed to helping students achieve their language learning goals by building their confidence and enhancing their skills. Our unique approach, known as the Easy Way, ensures a supportive, immersive, and results-driven learning experience

MALTA The Ultimate European Hotspot

Ranked by CNN Travel as the third best tourist destination in 2018, this gem of an island offers both a rich cultural experience and the excitement of a vibrant bustling environment. Here are four reasons why Malta is worthy of your travel bucket-list and the perfect location to Study English:

1. Climate

Malta’s golden summers see average temperatures of 28°C to 34°C throughout the day and 20°C to 24°C at night. Vitamin D intake is guaranteed by the abundance of sunshine, with pretty pink morning hues appearing at around 6:00 and dreamy orange-red sunsets commencing at around 20:30. The summer season gently fades into a refreshing autumn which moves onto a mild winter (typically 12°C to 20°C during the day-time and 6°C to 12°C at night) radiating into a reviving spring.

2.Sea

Malta offers clear warm water that comes in all shades of beautiful blue. For filter-free postcard-worthy photos, do head to the Blue Lagoon in Comino, the sandy beach of Ghajn Tuffieha in the North and the rocky St. Peter’s Pool in the South. For those adventure-seekers, there are plenty of underwater caves and shipwrecks begging to be explored!

3. History

Malta is home to some of the oldest temples in the world, namely, the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, an underground temple, dating back to 4000 BC and the Megalithic Temples which go back to 3600 BC. The Knights of St. John left behind the majestic city of Valletta (Malta’s capital, a UNESCO World Heritage site) which is a fortified city dating back to the 1500s. Other old impressive fortified cities are Mdina, Birgu Bormla and Isla. The Maltese (Semitic) language originated whilst under Arab rule, but since evolved with an Italian twist. Previous British rule in Malta lead to English becoming an official language of the island.

4.Food

No vacation in Malta is complete unless you’ve tasted the traditional delicious pastizzi (filo pastry filled with mushy peas or ricotta cheese). Whilst you’re at it, do make sure to sink your teeth into a slice of timpana (a pasta pie with bolognaise sauce wrapped in crumbly pastry). You may wish to wash down these savoury delights with some tangy Kinnie, Malta’s very own fizzy drink

Your ideal choice city for studying English

Valletta offers a cosmopolitan atmosphere, engaging heritage and a vast cultural programme. Our English school is just a stone’s throw from Malta’s best historical sites, fantastic shopping and excellent restaurants.

Historic & Cultural Attractions

Valletta, Malta’s capital city, has one of the most concentrated areas of historical importance in the world. It can be compared to an open-air museum, surrounded by imposing bastions and other fortifications, with the added bonus of breath-taking views along the length of the peninsula, both over Grand Harbour and Marsamxett Harbour.

The city is busy by day yet retains a timeless atmosphere. Valletta hosts a varied cultural heritage and, while walking around the city, you will come across an intriguing historical site around every corner: votive statues, niches, fountains and coats-of-arms high up on parapets. Valletta abounds with cultural treasures such as St John’s Co-Cathedral, the National Museum of archaeology and the Grand Master’s Palace.

EasySL sees its location as a unique, accessible language learning resource, as well as providing a central location from which to explore the island’s many other attractions.