Sliema was once a tranquil fishing town that throughout the years became a booming tourist destination due to its pleasant weather and scenic beauty. Around the 1850s Sliema became a summer resort for the well-to-do and, before long, the resort grew into a booming town that has been attracting visitors year after year.
Sliema, meaning "peace", for its origins as a quiet village, keeps that original flair that makes it so special, yet nowadays Sliema is also one of the most built up areas where locals and visitors alike can enjoy a wealthy lifestyle and plenty leisure facilities.
Sliema English School
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The English School in Sliema was opened ten years ago and since then it has been striving to provide high quality language programs. Fully licensed by the Ministry of Education, the school shares its premises with its main office centre.
The school building is located rigth on the seafront of the city of Sliema.
The school counts with 23 air-conditioned clasrooms, 3 lounge areas with TV and games, 2 computer labs with free Internet and WIFI access, a library and 2 beautiful gardens.
The English school organizes different activities everyday and weekend excursions. Students enjoy guided city tours, jeep safari, cruises, wine tasting, among many others. During weekends you will be taken to Gozo, the Grand Harbor, the south of Malta and the Silent city.
Airport Transfer Service: Available at an extra cost from Sliema airport.
230 students per day
English lessons
View from the English school
Free time at the School
Courses Available in Sliema
Intensive (20 lessons/week) - Low Season
The Intensive English course uses a communicative method to provide students with all the necessary skills to interact properly with natives. Group classes are rich in dialogues, role-playing and conversations.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class
Intensive (20 lessons/week) - High Season ( June 29 - August 28)
The Intensive English course uses a communicative method to provide students with all the necessary skills to interact properly with natives. Group classes are rich in dialogues, role-playing and conversations.
Minimum week requirement: 1 week
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class
