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English Language Schools in St. Julians

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Best English schools in St. Julians by category - student age group, leisure/fun

TOP Rated by
Students < 18 years
English Path
Students < 18 years
4.7 (3)
TOP Rated by
Students 18-30 years
Maltalingua School of English
Students 18-30 years
4.5 (17)
Students 18-30 years
4.4 (7)
Students 18-30 years
4.4 (48)
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Students 31-49 years
English Path
Students 31-49 years
4.9 (7)
Students 31-49 years
4.7 (37)
Students 31-49 years
4.3 (50)
TOP Rated by
Students 50+ years
ACE English Malta
Students 50+ years
4.3 (24)
Students 50+ years
4.3 (9)
Students 50+ years
4.3 (30)
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Students all ages
English Path
Students all ages
4.7 (18)
Students all ages
4.4 (105)
Students all ages
4.3 (164)
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Quality of teaching
Sprachcaffe
Quality of teaching
5.0 (3)
Quality of teaching
4.3 (9)
Quality of teaching
4.3 (88)
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leisure/fun
English Path
leisure/fun
4.4 (18)
leisure/fun
4.2 (97)
leisure/fun
4.2 (132)
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Value for money
English Path
Value for money
4.8 (18)
Value for money
4.3 (136)
Value for money
4.3 (94)
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Location of school
English Path
Location of school
4.8 (18)
Location of school
4.7 (160)
Location of school
4.6 (97)

14 language schools in St. Julians from 148€ for a 1 week English course

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EC English 30+, St. Julians
EC English 30+, St. Julians
ACE English Malta, St. Julians
ACE English Malta, St. Julians
EC English, St. Julians
EC English, St. Julians
International House, St. Julians
International House, St. Julians
English Path, St. Julians
English Path, St. Julians
Maltalingua School of English, St. Julians
Maltalingua School of English, St. Julians
Clubclass, St. Julians
Clubclass, St. Julians
European School of English, St. Julians
European School of English, St. Julians
GSE - Gateway School of English, St. Julians
GSE - Gateway School of English, St. Julians
Berlitz - English Language Academy, St. Julians
Berlitz - English Language Academy, St. Julians
Influent, St. Julians
Influent, St. Julians
EF International Language Center, St. Julians
EF International Language Center, St. Julians
InTuition Languages, St. Julians
InTuition Languages, St. Julians
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St. Julians ratings & opinions

How our students rated their experience

4.0
Overall attractiveness of St. Julians
1031 authentic ratings from students who booked a course with us
Nightlife
4.1
Friendliness of locals
4.3
Interesing things to do
4.1
Geographic setting
4.3
Public transport
4.0
Climate
4.2
Cleanliness
3.4
Affordability
3.9
Shopping
3.9
Safety
4.4

What our students said about St. Julians

There is too much construction going on at the moment, Malta is a bit of a building site, too many morning traffic jams, public transport and the weekly pass are very nice - minus the fact that the buses sometimes don't let passengers in when they are too full (we were late for school once because 4 buses didn't let us in), no good pavements for pedestrians, not enough lanes where you can cross the street safely with your children. As for the climate, I will return to Malta at another time of the year and I would like these courses to be available then too, e.g. during the Polish winter holidays. Shopping: Good opening hours of shops, also at weekends - important for visitors to Malta, downside I couldn't find a shop in the centre with a larger selection of fresh food: vegetables, fruit (I didn't have a car to drive to a larger supermarket), I like markets where you have contact with people/vendors.

5.0Beniamin Poland

The city is very pleasant, it has everything to make life easier, however, the use of the chip for the cell phone was very problematic. The school provided us with one and when I installed it, I went to the store, paid 20 euros, but it didn't work, after a week I went back to complain and nobody managed to make the chip work and I almost lost my money. The services are bad in terms of kindliness and customer service, they really don't seem to want us there. One day, a bus driver almost threw me off the bus because I didn't have any change, he was rude and yelled at me. My friend could have paid to me, but he didn't even let me talk to her.

2.0Sonia Brazil

I studied in February, it's beautiful here at that time. They say that from May to September it's hot and there's nothing to do, but I haven't checked it myself. The transportation network is extensive, but there are problems with schedules, many buses run only once an hour, and they are easily 5-10 minutes late. But Malta is so small that it is easy to get around on foot. Which is what I did when I didn't have the right buses.

5.0Alena Russia

St Julian is a very tourist-obsessed city. There is garbage everywhere and the nightlife is very active and loud. You rarely come across locals, older people are quickly noticed if they have any problems. There is direct access to the sea and many stores. The bus system is unfortunately a pure overpriced disaster. 25 per week for buses that arrive late, don't arrive at all or pass by due to overcrowding.

4.0Sven Germany

I am delighted to recommend it, a journey through time for anyone who visits it, an island of the west, a wonderful little world between the past and the present, between Europe and Africa. San Giljen is easy to explore, everything is within walking distance. Built on the hills, the ups and downs of the town gave it a real daily workout. The bay waters are crystal clear with tiny jellyfish in them.

5.0Beatrix Hungary

It's a place for party people. Too much for me. But great for making new friends. Cleanliness in Malta is a problem, although they clean some streets daily tourists throw cigarette butts everywhere and also other rubbish. The system of rubbish in plastic bags all over the streets is a stupid idea. Cats tear the bags, cockroaches crawl into them and the wind blows the rubbish around...

5.0Nikola Slovakia

I had already been to St.Julians six years ago with my oldest son and had really enjoyed Portomaso and the area around Spinola Bay. I knew about the nightlife and on purpose, having come this time with the whole family, I booked the hotel close to the school but a bit outside the nightlife. Since we had lessons between 11:45 a.m. and 3 p.m. I didn't have a chance to get around much

5.0Gian Gaetano Italy

The scenery around the small harbour basin is very pretty. Lots of hustle and bustle. Lots of restaurants, bars and shops. But it's also a bit exhausting. The traffic is a pain in the arse through the narrow harbour road. The pavements are so narrow that you can hardly get past each other. More for young people than for families with children.

4.0Ladina Germany

St. Julians has a great nightlife for people of all ages, but also offers various activities during the day. The beaches are very small and not very clean, but perfect for a quick dip. I definitely recommend visiting other cities in Malta, such as Valletta or Gozo Island, as they are quite different from St. Julians.

4.0Malena Austria

Plenty of places with good food, great seafood. Mini sandy beach - super place to catch your breath. Towards Sliema- super promenade for joggers and walkers. A town with a lot of nightlife, many big hotels - if you are looking for peace and quiet, better go elsewhere. A great place for a party weekend.

5.0Joanna Poland

What language school directors said about St. Julians

Mark Holland

In Malta, English is an official language. It is a fun and safe destination, a member of the EU (smallest!), has 164 years a British colony and is great value for money. A wonderful location to learn English under the sun!

Mark HollandDirector of Maltalingua School of English, lives in St. Julians since 2012
Keith Zammit

"Saint Julian's is a popular vacation spot on the coast of Malta. The small town successfully blends its fishing village charm with its tourist center. Latin architecture, such as Spinola Palace, built in 1688, and the Old Parish Church are popular historical sites. Divers will enjoy exploring shipwrecks via the Divewise Center. The renovated Paceville district, a former military haunt in the 1930s, is now the hub of Saint Julian's nightlife with an array of restaurants, bars, and clubs. It’s known for beaches like Balluta Bay, a rocky stretch with a promenade and restaurants. Bars and nightclubs line the streets of Paceville, an area south of St. George’s Bay Beach. Spinola Bay has traditional fishing boats, plus Spinola Palace, a baroque mansion with a carved clock centrepiece on its facade. "

Keith ZammitDirector of ACE English Malta, lives in St. Julians since 2012
Karl Sammut

Vibrant, lively, safe and secure, elegant, where most hotels are located, nightlife area with lots of restaurants and cafes. Very metropolitan.

Karl SammutDirector of GSE - Gateway School of English, lives in St. Julians since 2002

Most recent student reviews of language schools in St. Julians

European School of English

Nice facility, excellent teachers, small but efficient classrooms for a maximum of 12 students per classroom.

14 July 2025
Course: General English 20 - 2 weeks
Student age: 17 years

4.2| 12 reviews
International House

The school, teachers, organization, international outlook
Very good

30 June 2025
Course: General English Intensive - 1 week
Student age: 15 years

4.2| 143 reviews
Maltalingua School of English

The location of the school is very good, the teachers are well prepared and professional, and everyone is kind and helpful.

2 June 2025
Course: Standard General English - 1 week
Student age: 46 years

4.4| 105 reviews
Maltalingua School of English

Good organization of classes from 09:00-12:30, very contactable teacher, interesting trips in the afternoon.

26 May 2025
Course: Standard General English - 1 week
Student age: 58 years

4.4| 105 reviews
Maltalingua School of English

Openness of teachers and other course participants.

26 May 2025
Course: Standard General English - 1 week
Student age: 42 years

4.4| 105 reviews

Information about St. Julians

Why St. Julians? The small fishing village of St. Julians has grown into a popular resort with some of the best hotels, restaurants and cafes catering both for Maltese people and tourists. During the day, there are popular rocky beaches ad a small sandy beach offering clear blue water. During the evening, this is Malta's most popular nightlife area with over 400 entertainment outlets, a cinema and bowling complex and more.
What we like about St. Julians

There is never a dull moment in St Julian's and you can be sure of finding something to do during your free time. It is often described as the entertainment capital of Malta with pumping nightclubs and a large selection of casinos. There is a stunning promenade around the water's edge, stretching from one end to the other. Perfect for a nice relaxing stroll after a day of studying English. Situated midway down the island of Malta, St. Julian's is a great base to explore the island. There are excellent transport connections to nearby cities and to those further afield. Learn more about the culture at one of the many festivals and outside events held by the locals to celebrate this fantastic island. Why not join them and enjoy a dose of island life!

What we dislike about St. Julians

This tourist hub is generally towards the higher end of people’s budgets. This is especially true during the high season. Accommodation options can get snapped up quickly so it is wise to plan ahead for a good deal. There is one beach which can get very busy during the summer months. Do not fear, you can use public transport and reach the best beaches on the island, Mellieha or Golden Bay, in around 45 minutes.

Key Facts about St. Julians

Population: S 14,000
Region: Saint Julian,
Visa: Nationals from USA do not require a visa to study short term English courses up to 90 days. Check visa requirements for nationals from other countries.
Visa requirements data last updated on 05 May 2025 (Source)
For the most up-to-date visa information please consult with the embassy or consulate of Malta in your country. List of embassies and consulates of Malta on the official website - Ministry for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade of Malta.
High season: July
Low season: December
Average course price per week (High season): 328 €
Average course price per week (Low season): 277 €
Mains electricity:
  • Plug Type G
  • Residential voltage: 230 V
  • Frequency: 50 Hz

Weather in St. Julians

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What to do in St. Julians

Portomaso Tower
Portomaso Tower
Balluta bay
Balluta bay
Love monument
Love monument
Spinola Bay
Spinola Bay
Paceville
Paceville
Spinola Bay
Spinola Bay
Balluta Bay
Balluta Bay
St.Julian's Bay
St.Julian's Bay

Arrival airport

Malta International Airport (MLA) - 6 km. from St. Julians city center

Public transportation to city center:

Every 60 minutes, 25 minutes.

Main stops: Malta Airport, St. Julians

Taxi: 16 minutes drive to city center of St. Julians

Q&A - Questions about English courses and schools in St. Julians

How do I get to St Julians from Malta airport?
The TD2 bus will get you to St Julians in about 30 minutes.
We recommend Malta's public transport website, where you can plan routes and see the location of stops.
Gosia Mazur, LanguageCourse.Net - Feb 02, 2024
Is the nearest airport Malta International Airport (MLA) Luqa?
Yes, the closest airport is Malta International Airport (MLA), in Luqa.
Melanie Besnard, LanguageCourse.Net - Jan 26, 2024
Are the courses adapted for beginners?
I'm at A2 level and I am worried my English is not good enough.
Do not worry about your language level! The teachers are very well prepared to teach students of all language levels, even those who have never studied English before.
Gosia Mazur, LanguageCourse.Net - Dec 28, 2022
If we decide to book, how does that work? Also, can we speak to each other live, is there a location in NL we can go to?
You can book through the booking panel on the school page, or the link at the bottom left of the quote. You can use that link multiple times. Each student needs their own registration.



We are an international company and our office is located in Barcelona, where you are most welcome, but is probably not very convenient for you. We can of course always be reached by phone or email. We can also guide you over the phone during the booking process if you prefer.



Now should you call and another colleague answers, please give the name of the colleague you would like to speak to.

All colleagues can also help you in English. Should you prefer to be helped in your own language, please indicate that and we will call you back.
Robin Rebecca Pietersma, LanguageCourse.Net - Nov 24, 2022
Does the school provide accommodation with the course?
Yes, most of our partner schools offer accommodation.
Sawsan Zein, LanguageCourse.Net - Nov 23, 2022
Can I start a general English course in April?
You can start your course on any Monday if you are not a complete beginner.
Sawsan Zein, LanguageCourse.Net - Nov 14, 2022

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About English Courses in St. Julians

Could you tell us about any grants available to help finance the trips?
With regard to grants or financial aid for students wishing to go on a language study holiday, the best thing to do is to contact the relevant government organisations in your country. Unfortunately, we do not provide assistance in this area.
Madly Simba, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Jun 29, 2023
Can I apply for a student visa with online courses?
No, you can only apply for a student visa with face to face courses.
Susan Wang, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Dec 09, 2022
Suppose we made a deposit but we must cancel the booking. Do we get the deposit back?
Some schools offer FREE CANCELLATION, others only have FREE CHANGES (look for the green text in our page). If a school offers FREE CANCELLATION, you can indeed get your deposit back before a certain date. If the school only offers FREE CHANGES, the reservation cannot be cancelled for free, but it can be changed for free. If you cannot attend the course on the dates booked, please notify us at least 10 days before the start, and we can reschedule the course for you free of charge to new dates, or you will receive a temporary credit to use for a course in the future.
Robin Rebecca Pietersma, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Nov 29, 2022

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