Language stay in Malta for teenagers (Salina)

Our partner school, the European School of English (ESE Malta), is the ideal school for language stays in Malta for young people and teenagers. The school offers a secure environment, that of the Salini Resort, where young minor students aged 9 to 17 years are accommodated. The courses also have the advantage of being given directly within the Salini Resort, limiting travel for students who have opted for residence accommodation.

To facilitate the integration of young students, the language stay program for teenagers is divided into two. The Teen Club program, which is intended for young people aged 14 to 17, and the Junior Club program for young people aged 9 to 13.

English courses for young people in language stays are available in two formats: general English, commonly called GE20 (15 hours of lessons per week), and intensive English, commonly called GE30 (22.5 hours of lessons per week). The courses are taught in small groups, with a maximum of 15 students per class.

The teaching method is dynamic and interactive, with a lot of oral exercises. A method that allows young students to work on the fundamentals of the language in a fun way and to quickly progress in English, regardless of their initial level.

Language stays for young people and teenagers are offered with accommodation options in a student residence (4-star hotel complex at Salini Resort) or in a host family. An entire wing of the hotel is reserved for students on a language stay. Classrooms are also set up in the hotel to limit unnecessary travel.

A complete program of activities is included in the stays for young people in Malta. Depending on the activities and weather, classes can be scheduled in the morning or afternoon.

The programs are built over two weeks to vary activities and avoid repetitions. They include daytime and evening activities. The format of the language stay in Malta for teenagers is intense and leaves very little free time for students, except for Sundays.

Arrivals and departures for language stays in Malta for young people can be on Saturday or Sunday. Flights are not included in our packages for young people and teenagers, so it is strongly recommended to check flight availability before committing to definitive dates.

To enroll your child in a language stay, a simple copy of your child’s identity document is required. You will also need to complete a “Parental Consent Form,” which will be provided by our team. This document allows us to know your child’s medical contraindications and the medical instructions to follow in case of problems during the stay.

To travel to Malta, your child will need: a valid identity document (identity card or passport), a signed exit permit from the territory (AST) by one of the parents with parental authority, and a photocopy of a valid identity document of the signing parent.