English Path Malta

English Path Malta is the St Julian's school of English Path, an international language school brand that belongs to the GEDU group and also runs schools in the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia and the Middle East. The Malta campus is in the West Block on Marguerite Mangion Street, close to the seafront, shops and the evening life that St Julian's is known for.

The school takes individual learners aged 17 and over, and student groups from age 16, so it suits gap year students, professionals brushing up their English and school or college groups travelling together. On VisitMalta.co.uk it appears in our directories of language schools in Malta and children's and youth activities.

Courses on offer in St Julian's

General English is the core programme, building speaking, listening, reading and writing for everyday and travel use. Business English focuses on the language of meetings, emails and presentations, and the Professional Certificates add a work-related qualification alongside language study. For students heading to university, the EAP plus IELTS course combines English for academic purposes with exam preparation, and one-to-one lessons are available for anyone who wants a fully tailored timetable.

Beyond the classroom, the school offers support with higher education pathways, work experience placements and visa paperwork. Across the wider English Path network, courses also include corporate training, CELTA teacher training, General French and General German, and programmes for young learners, so it is worth asking which of these are running in Malta for your dates.

Lessons are delivered by the school's own academic team, and the interactive classrooms are designed to keep students speaking rather than just listening. English Path also offers a free online language test, a quick way to gauge your current level before you choose a course and book your dates.

The campus and student support

The building has light, airy classrooms with screens, a self-study area, a library, an IT lab with computers, a student lounge for breaks and a canteen. The campus is open from 8.30am to 8.30pm, which leaves room for study before and after lessons. Malta's large English-speaking population means that the practice carries on outside the building, in shops, cafés and on the bus.

A Student Services team looks after welfare during the stay and can arrange airport transfers. For housing, students can choose a shared student apartment with friends, a guest house or a room in a modern student residence such as Campus Hub. Families visiting a student, or adults who would rather book their own room, can browse our hotels in Sliema and St Julian's.

Weekend trips and social life

An organised social programme runs alongside lessons and gives students a chance to use their English outside class. Recent outings include boat trips to Comino and the Blue Lagoon, guided walks around Valletta, the capital, a visit to the old walled city covered in our Mdina guide, a day at the Chinese Garden and evenings out for karaoke and drinks.

Day trips across to the island of Gozo are part of the programme too, and the school publishes a weekly social calendar so students can plan ahead, and other nearby sights the school points students towards include Popeye Village in Mellieħa, the Ħaġar Qim temples, St John's Co-Cathedral and the harbour towns of the Three Cities.

Accreditation and the English Path group

English Path and the GEDU group hold accreditation from the ELT Council in Malta as well as the British Council in the UK, Languages Canada, ACELS in Ireland, Bildungsurlaub approval in Germany and KHDA approval in Dubai. The Malta school received an Excellence Award in both 2025 and 2026 for student satisfaction.

To ask about course dates, prices, accommodation or a group booking, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page. We will pass your message to English Path Malta, and the admissions team will come back to you directly.