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Walking to work – A teacher’s experience

mulsadmin2021-03-02T10:43:01+01:00

I’m one of those people who find more pleasure in Maltese winter than in Maltese summer. Walking to work invigorates me every morning and helps me get into the right mood to wake up my students at nine o’clock! Living in Malta teaches me how to appreciate small things and the peace that is so easy to find here. Now, in February, it is about at sunrise that I leave home. First I walk downhill among factory buildings. Cats everywhere. Can you spot the cruiseliner in the second picture? It reminds me that even though I can’t see, [...]

Walking to work – A teacher’s experiencemulsadmin2021-03-02T10:43:01+01:00

It’s hard to say goodbye, so we prefer to say see you soon!

mulsadmin2021-03-02T10:29:03+01:00

It is always sad to say goodbye to our lovely students when it is time for them to return home. Being a small school we have the luxury to get to know our students, to call them by name and we often become friends as well. We have student welfare at heart and we do not only help our students in their language proficiency but in other areas too. One of the biggest hurdles in learning a language is building confidence. Although some of our students have exceptional grammar skills, they are hesitant to speak English. What they need is to [...]

It’s hard to say goodbye, so we prefer to say see you soon!mulsadmin2021-03-02T10:29:03+01:00

Student blog – Melting Pot

mulsadmin2021-03-02T10:14:53+01:00

After the "cultural shock" you understand that we are all aliens/strangers for each other on the same planet. Now starts the greatest part of the journey: your mind is open and you are ready to know about new things and to have new experiences.

Student blog – Melting Potmulsadmin2021-03-02T10:14:53+01:00

Student blog – An initiative for our students to practice their writing skills

mulsadmin2021-03-18T10:07:36+01:00

Although summer is our busiest period, with classes full to the brim, we still enjoy teaching and helping our students improve their skills. As an initiative, we asked our students to write about their experiences in Malta, and also about their stay with us. Students of all levels can write, and the essay can be submitted to the office. Once a student writes their essay one of the administration staff, who are all CELTA or DELTA qualified will correct the essay and give feedback to the student in order for them to improve their writing skills. The student can then rewrite [...]

Student blog – An initiative for our students to practice their writing skillsmulsadmin2021-03-18T10:07:36+01:00