Education

Established in 1987 and acting as Malta’s main Tourism and Hospitality educational institution, the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) offers a vast selection of programmes taught by dedicated lecturers, and in a newly relocated campus in Ħal Luqa which offers multiple specialised labs and kitchens to assure that students receive the essential theoretical and practical education required.

Gateway School of English is an established and highly reputable family owned English language school in Malta having been in operation since 2002. Being one of the best language schools on the island, GSE’s objective is to focus on providing quality learning combined with academic excellence.

Malta is a stunning, welcoming place for all ages to learn English, to enjoy a holiday and also put into practice what is being learned in the classroom. Learning English in Malta is a true adventure.

To study in Malta and leaning English is such an exciting experience, as it is such a fascinating island with beautiful scenery and exciting lifestyle. With that being said, you must allow enough time before you start your journey to check that you have all the relevant paperwork. If you need a visa to study in Malta, apply for one well ahead of your visit to allow for any delays and check that it will cover the entire time you expect to be in Malta. You will still need clear identification even if you are from the Schengen Area of the European Union. Ensure that your passport photograph and details are up to date. Photocopying the data in your passport and keeping it in a separate place can be invaluable if you should ever happen to lose your passport.

Malta offers much in the way of studying, with free undergraduate courses in English-language classrooms for EU members, and a stellar reputation in medicine and economics. If you decide to head to this island in the Mediterranean for your education, we have made it easy by running through student accommodation options. Whether it's student residences, host family stays or hotels, we offer our top tips.

Moving to a new country can be a very challenging experience, and this is especially true of your children. To help with the acclimatisation, selecting the right school will play a huge role in your children’s lives. If you have children over six, they will very likely want to have some input into the selection of the school that they end up attending, and you and your child should find out information regarding the different schools together. Doing this will help you to make a decision that is the best for both of you. Below is an overview of the education system and state schools in Malta.