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English Path in St. Julian's, Malta

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English Path

St Julian'sMalta
  • Minimum age: 16 years
  • Levels: beginner to upper advanced
  • Average number of students per class: 12
  • Google reviews4.8/5 · 1446 reviews
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THE English path LANGUAGE SCHOOL IN ST JULIAN'S

A language school in St Julian's, Malta, to improve your English

English Path in St Julian's: learning English in a stimulating setting

English Path is a very pleasant option for a language course in St Julian's. The school lets you learn English in a lively setting, with a good balance between serious lessons and everyday quality of life.

A destination that brings the language to life beyond the classroom

In St Julian's, conversations do not stop when the lessons end. The pace of the town and its openness to the outside make practising English more spontaneous and help you make the most of the immersion.

Courses

Flexible start dates

Classic Morning

  • 20 lessons · 45 min
  • 1 to 44 weeks
Age
from 16 years
Levels
Beginner to Upper Advanced
Class
12 students on average
Start date
Starts every Monday
This course at English Path St Julian's

The core course of the General English programme: the four skills (speaking, listening, reading, writing) with critical thinking and collaboration, in real communication situations. All levels, from beginner to advanced, with at most fifteen students per class.

Classes start every Monday, except on public holidays. In the morning, for a balance between study and discovering the city.

Flexible start dates

Classic Afternoon

  • 20 lessons · 45 min
  • 1 to 44 weeks
Age
from 16 years
Levels
Beginner to Upper Advanced
Class
12 students on average
Start date
Starts every Monday
This course at English Path St Julian's

The Classic programme taken in the afternoon: the same content as in the morning (the four skills, critical thinking, collaboration), for those who prefer to keep their mornings free.

All levels, at most fifteen students per class, starts every Monday, except on public holidays.

Flexible start dates

Semi-intensive Morning

  • 25 lessons · 45 min
  • 1 to 44 weeks
Age
from 16 years
Levels
Beginner to Upper Advanced
Class
12 students on average
Start date
Starts every Monday
This course at English Path St Julian's

A course for ambitious learners who want to progress faster while keeping time to explore the city: the core skills, plus one included skill chosen according to level.

A communication workshop for beginner to intermediate levels, academic or professional skills from B1+. Morning classes, at most fifteen students.

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Flexible start dates

Semi-intensive Afternoon

  • 25 lessons · 45 min
  • 1 to 44 weeks
Age
from 16 years
Levels
Beginner to Upper Advanced
Class
12 students on average
Start date
Starts every Monday
This course at English Path St Julian's

The semi-intensive format in the afternoon: the core skills and one included skill (a communication workshop, or academic and professional skills depending on level), to progress faster.

An option for students who want to work on their English more intensively while keeping their mornings free. Starts every Monday.

Flexible start dates

Super Intensive

  • 40 lessons · 45 min
  • 1 to 11 weeks
Age
from 16 years
Levels
Beginner to Upper Advanced
Class
12 students on average
Start date
Starts every Monday
This course at English Path St Julian's

The most structured and demanding route in the General English programme, adding twenty-first-century skills to the core skills, to progress as fast as possible.

All levels, at most fifteen students per class, starts every Monday.

Accommodation

Accommodation

Campus Hub (+16)

From 250,00 EUR / week

Room
Double room
Bathroom
Private bathroom
Meals
Meals not specified
Internet access
Wifi
Minimum duration
1 week
Minimum age
16 years
This accommodation at English Path St Julian's

The only purpose-built student residence in Malta: rooms with one or two beds and a private bathroom, large shared kitchens, a swimming pool, a student lounge, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.

It is open all year round and a short bus ride from the campus.

Accommodation

Shared Apartments (+18)

From 190,00 EUR / week

Room
Double room
Bathroom
Shared bathroom
Meals
Meals not specified
Internet access
Wifi
Minimum duration
1 week
Minimum age
18 years
This accommodation at English Path St Julian's

Accommodation in a shared apartment in Sliema, Swieqi, Gzira or Msida: students live with four to nine others, with at most three people to a room.

A more independent solution than a residence, in the lively districts of Malta.

Transfers offered

Transfers

Airport transfer Malta (mandatory on arrival)

Type : All types

Google reviews

What students say

4.8 / 5 · 1446 Google reviews
★ 1 / 5

My experience with EP Malta became extremely disappointing because of how unfairly important information was handled by the administration.

The school does not properly warn students about attendance requirements and how directly missing classes affects receiving diplomas/certificates. Mentioning something this serious only once during the introduction is completely inadequate, especially when many students are young international students experiencing their first time abroad. Important academic consequences should be communicated clearly and repeatedly through emails, reminders, or official notices, like every normal educational institution does.

It feels very unfair to punish students harshly over attendance while failing to properly communicate the consequences in a professional way. Many students are adjusting to a new country, new schedules, transportation, accommodation issues, culture shock, and language barriers. A school that works with international students should understand this and provide proper guidance instead of expecting one brief introduction speech to be enough.

I also had a very negative experience with Katia. She was often rude, sarcastic, dismissive, and impatient when students asked questions or needed help. Instead of making students feel supported, she made people feel mocked and uncomfortable. For students who are far from home and unfamiliar with everything around them, staff attitude matters a lot. Students need patience, professionalism, and clear communication — not sarcasm and condescending behavior.

The lack of communication combined with the attitude from certain staff members left a very negative final impression of the program. EP Malta needs to seriously improve how they treat and support international students.

Helga TodradzeMay 29, 2026
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★★★★★ 5 / 5

How wonderful the travel studying program is ! In English Path ,everything here is amazing . The environment is great, the professional and friendly teachers provide a lot of assistance and organize many enriching activities, and I've made great friends from different countries. All these wonderful memories will be deeply etched in my heart ❤️

RayAugust 11, 2026
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★★★★★ 5 / 5

It was an incredible experience, I have improved my English, I feel happy because I return to Colombia with a dream come true, because I had always wanted to study English abroad in my life, I loved the staff, each one is the best, I loved the teachers, I carry Professor Lorreine in my heart, I loved everything. Five stars is a good choice for studying English.

Laura FRANCONovember 1, 2024
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★★★★★ 5 / 5

This is a great school! If you want to fast-track your English, try an intensive course — after just two weeks, you might even start thinking in English 😊

Oksana RepnikovaFebruary 12, 2026
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★★★ 3 / 5

I studied at English Path for 4 months starting in January 2024. I learned a lot and managed to break through my barriers to better understand and speak English. The teachers are generally fantastic—Aneta, Susane, Roberta, Dhekra Zezgi (apologies if I misspelled any names). Those I mentioned were particularly motivating, but I must highlight that Aneta especially helped me overcome the mental barriers I had set for myself. I would return to study here just for the quality of her teaching, which is truly incredible.

However, one teacher was demotivating at the beginning, but fortunately, I was able to change levels. The administrative processes are somewhat impractical; for instance, moving from one group to another required me to wait until the following Monday, even if the teacher agreed to it on a Monday, which felt like a lack of empathy for a student's time.

Regarding visa processing, it's straightforward once you get the hang of it but can be stressful. It would be great if English Path provided a video tutorial to better support and assist students because I had to ask for help many times, which was frustrating.

The general treatment is good, but I have seen some complicated situations where agreements about accommodations or demotivating comments were not met, which can diminish the institution's overall quality. However, I believe that with their excellent teaching staff, they could easily be among the best in Malta if they address these issues.

One last negative point: there was a delay in receiving textbooks due to various reasons. At the beginning of my course, it took 2 weeks to get my book because it was the end of a cycle (which are every 10 weeks), but this wasn't clearly explained. It would be helpful if new students were informed about this beforehand.

Lastly, it's worth mentioning that this is a business, and discussing prices with fellow students, I noticed significant differences for the same courses, which isn't ideal.

In summary, I recommend studying here because the teachers are worth it, and while I've mentioned some negative aspects, the staff generally was supportive. This feedback is meant as constructive criticism with the hope that it helps the institution improve and grow for future generations. If you're lucky enough to meet Rogelio, your experience here will improve by 110%.

CourageMay 14, 2024
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Everything about English Path

An up-to-date, well-organised study environment

The study environment appears well structured, with clear reference points for working effectively, with spaces that allow serious work while keeping room to breathe.

Why choose this school?

To learn English in St Julian's, this school offers a convincing balance between language progress, local immersion and quality of life. It is worth considering if you want to build a plan that is smoother, clearer and more reassuring.

Practical information

Minimum age
16 years
Number of classes
33
Average number of students per class
12
Levels
beginner to upper advanced
Public holidays
8 Sept 2026, 21 Sept 2026, 8 Dec 2026

Facilities

  • Disabled access
  • Wifi
  • Multimedia area

Services

  • General courses
  • Exam preparation
  • Long stay
  • Special courses
  • Family
  • Residence
  • Shared Apartment

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Accreditations and labels

Accreditations and labels: ALTO.

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Source: school website (englishpath.com), read on 8 November 2026.

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