NSTS, Malta
NSTS has experienced and highly qualified English teachers who are committed to providing their students with a solid and comprehensive understanding of this important subject. Thanks to their dedication and enthusiasm, NSTS students make significant progress in their English language skills, enabling them to successfully apply their knowledge and achieve success in both their studies and future careers.
The NSTS English Language School in Malta attracts people of all ages from all over the world to learn English and achieve high levels of English language proficiency. Pupils at NSTS are highly motivated and have a keen interest in learning both the language and the culture of English-speaking countries. As part of their studies at NSTS, students not only study English, but also develop their communication skills, learn to work effectively in a team and overcome language barriers.
- Cambridge Assessment English
- ELT Council
- EAQUALS (Evaluation and Accreditation of Quality Language Services)
- FELTOM (The Federation of English Language Teaching Organisations Malta)
- NCFHE (National Commission for Further and Higher Education)
- WYSE Travel Confederation
The NSTS English language school includes:
- Reception desk, student relation support and activity organiser
- 18 spacious, airy and brightly lit colourful classrooms
- Warm friendly ambiance and reception
- Extensive terraces
- Orange grove
- Open-air lounge
- Outdoor cafeteria
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet Café
- Lending library
- Resource centre
- Interactive whiteboards
- Air-conditioning/heating
Courses
General English - 20 lessons per week
If you would want to improve your conversational skills in a structured setting and become more fluent while exploring Malta, enroll in the General English course. It consists of 20 lessons per week for as many weeks as you like.
From a linguistic perspective, you will gain a thorough understanding of how to express English by practicing the four skills of speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
General Intensive English - 25 lessons per week
Intensive English is chosen by 70% of all English learners, according to figures from Malta.
This demonstrates commitment to provide top-notch instruction in a concrete way. You will also do very well in an intensive English course with 25 classes per week since, regardless of the length of the course, you will cover more content in each week.
General Intensive English - 30 lessons per week
Most popular course, General Intensive English, is perfect for those who wish to:
- optimize your progress;
- enhance your capacity for productive expression;
- feel assured when speaking and writing English;
- enhance your language abilities (hearing, reading, writing, and grammar);
- learn English in a group setting while also participating in a personalized program.
50+ General English - 20 lessons per week
Participants in 50+ English course receive morning English sessions and use English when interacting with others outside of class. It's perfect for anyone looking for an active vacation. A one-of-a-kind cultural immersion in the arts, crafts, Mediterranean food, countryside strolls, Christianity, and the Crusader Knights.
Experience the stunning Maltese Islands, learn about fascinating history and culture, make new friends from all over the world, and improve your English language skills in this senior English class.
General and Business English - 30 lessons per week
You should supplement your General English course with ten practical sessions in the different areas of company English so that you can communicate effectively as a modern company executive in the global commerce and banking arenas.
In order to help you better understand and execute business transactions, your class will cover subjects taken from economic and business magazines, which will expose you to the language as it is today.
General and Professional English - 25 lessons per week
This versatile supplement equips you with the most commonly used words in your field, allowing you to carry out your responsibilities on a global scale, regardless of your occupation.
These skills are absolutely essential in the modern communications industry.
Each week, you have the option to select five additional courses, and you are welcome to bring your own English books to supplement your studies.
Individual General English - 10 lessons per week
When you choose a private English teacher, you may adapt your classes to your specific needs and goals.
Collaborate with your private English instructor to create a personalized plan for your English classes! Learn at your own speed, tailoring your studies to your specific needs and interests. A lot can get done in a short amount of time.
Exam preparation (IELTS, Cambridge) - 30 lessons per week
Sitting for internationally recognized exams, like IELTS or Cambridge, which are regularly conducted in Malta, is a great way to confirm your English language proficiency. University admission and job recruiting both need these qualifications.
Housing
Host family (single room)
Stay with a loving host family in Malta, enjoying half-board and immersing yourself in the local culture, food, and opportunities to practice your English while helping out with everyday tasks.
It may be required to take public transportation if families are not within walking distance of the NSTS‑English Language Institute.
You are required to inform NSTS in advance of any food allergies or particular dietary needs, and to arrange for an arrival transfer from the airport.
Host family (double room)
Make the most of your temporary home by sharing tales about yourself with friendly people to develop your intercultural skills and English.
Host families often let you stay in a shared or single room and share meals, restrooms, and beds in exchange for your hospitality. They tell you stories and exhibit you Maltese culture like you.
Care and friendliness are shared by all, regardless of family composition or home. These houses accommodate young couples with kids, older couples whose kids have moved out, and single persons, some of whom may have pets.
Living with a host family in another country can give you the confidence to overcome challenges and discover the positive in everyday situations.
Host family (triple room)
During your time abroad, you should make the most of your temporary residence by sharing personal narratives with amiable locals in order to enhance your English and international competencies.
Often, host families extend an invitation to you to stay in their homes in exchange for your hospitality. There, you can have a common room, with shared beds, baths, and food.
Even if their families and the homes they live in are different, they all possess the same traits of kindness and caring. These houses are inhabited by a diverse range of individuals, including young couples with children, elderly couples whose children have moved out, and single persons, some of whom may or may not own pets.
Living abroad and residing with a host family might give you the courage to take on obstacles and look for the positive side of otherwise unremarkable situations.
Campus student residence (single room)
If you are looking for a somewhere to stay that is both pleasant and unobtrusive, this is it. It is popular among folks under the age of 35 and has a modern and minimalist style.
Relax in the seclusion of your own studio apartment while taking advantage of the on-site amenities such as a swimming pool, multi-use room, reception hall, and cafeteria.
For visits longer than seven weeks, cleaning is done once. Otherwise, it's done three times weekly.
In addition, it has a private kitchen and an attached bathroom, a balcony that is shared with the neighbor, free WiFi, and air conditioning and heating that is controlled by the environment.
As a standard amenity, guests can enjoy a cold buffet breakfast every morning, as well as free, cold mineral water all day, every day. There are also coin-operated food dispensers and washing machines available.
Campus student residence (double room)
In Msida, you'll find this contemporary and simple hostel called the Student Residence. Not only is it near the University of Malta, but it is also in a prime residential area that is both central and safe. On top of that, it forms a natural border with Sliema and St. Julian's.
Amenities:
- Free Wi-Fi
- Swimming Pool
- 24/7 Reception
- Continental cold buffet breakfast
- Air-Conditioning
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Common lounges, meeting rooms
- CCTV security system
- Free drinking water
- Coin operated laundry service
Campus student residence (triple room)
This is the ideal place for you to stay because it is contemporary, simple, cozy, and popular among folks under the age of 35 and those with a similarly carefree attitude.
Also included are a private kitchen and an ensuite shower room, as well as an open-air balcony that is shared with the neighbor, free WiFi, and climate control that is controlled by the environment.
Conveniently situated across from the University, Campus Residence is just a 10-minute walk to the NSTS-English Language Institute, public transportation stops that lead to all major locations, including the airport, and a variety of affordable restaurants and waterfront bars along the picturesque harbor waterfront in Gżira-Sliema. St. Julian's is within a 30-minute drive.
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