Hi Punkybrewster, Do you happen to know how you can become a Maltese citizen? Englishuser

Hena wrote: Hello Punky, How about the University of Malta? There is only one university in Malta, right? Do you think it is good for an MA in Humanities? And how much would be enough as living expenses for a year? Thanks in advance.. ,

Hi Hena, Are you considering moving to Malta? Perhaps you should start a new thread on the subject? Englishuser

Hello Punky, How about the University of Malta? There is only one university in Malta, right? Do you think it is good for an MA in Humanities? And how much would be enough as living expenses for a year? Thanks in advance.. , Hena

Many students from all over the world come to Malta to study English at one of the many schools here. I have met a lot of students that went to an English school here and they were more than pleased. It's nice to hear that the school doesn't focus

Dear Punkybrewster, I really, truly appreciate your help. Perhaps you could also let me know if Malta is a good place for those who wish to improve their English skills. What are the advantages with studying in Malta versus studying in England

No, I barely know any Maltese, might start learning it though some day. To be honest, I have no idea if there are many people who study it as a second language. Cheers

Dear Punkybrewster, Thank you for your reply. Do you know Maltese yourself? Are there many people who study Maltese as a second language? Englishuser

From my experience in Malta, the elder generation speaks mostly Maltese, and the younger is very fit in English. One could basically say they grow up bilingual. I'm not sure how exactly the school system works here or if there are more people wo

Dear Axastradra, Thank you for your post. In answer to your question, no, I am not from Malta myself, but as some of the administrators are, I thought the Maltese President would make an excellent patron. By the way I don’t think knowing