Sprachcaffe St. Julian's

it was completely unorganized, no one told me anything about anything, my friends at camp experienced the same thing. for the amount of money we paid i was not expecting how poorly the camp operated. not to mention the fact that you had to pay extra for nearly all the excursions, making me wonder where the hell did all the money we spent on this went. during the majority of the camp, but especially at the beginning, i felt completely lost, due to how little the staff cared about making sure the students know at least the basics of what's going on. i don't think my English became any better than it was before. the only good thing was my host mother, who was incredibly helpful, sweet, kind, funny, generous and had a beautiful and tidy home. i will miss her.

I am satisfied and happy because I had a beautiful experience, which I would recommend to everyone. The employees at the bar as well as the teachers were friendly and pleasant. All this helped me a lot in improving my English speaking. I'm sorry that I was only there for a week, because the classes are very interesting because there is constant conversation.

The location is really good, near a gym and a big supermarket. The dorms had some problems, my apartment was okay, but there were major problems with the toilet and the sink.

I loved the classes and my teacher- 10/10, we didn't study much grammar but we discussed many things and overall the classes helped me speak more fluently and made me less anxious when talking in English.

The food and the organization were really bad, I had to wait for 30min just so I could have some pasta with little sauce or fried meat. About the organization- it was chaos almost all the time, some of us didn't get any bracelets or those student IDs they promised to give. The teamers didn't have much coordination, however, they were friendly and kind, which I appreciate.

I didn't like the activities, the welcoming party was a bit boring, however, I liked the trips to Valetta and the Blue Lagoon.
To sum up, it was a great experience, I met a lot of new friends and improved my speaking, I can confidently say that I can communicate in English owing to the week in Malta, however, in my opinion, it's not worth it for such a high price.

When i arrived, i waited for one hour with the heat. My room and my roommate were nice but one week after my room was dirty. The food in cafeteria was not so good but it was very good in the green garden. The activity was good, visiting Mdina was so fun. In school, my teacher was so nice and fun.

Beccy was great and Thomas, too.
Classrooms were okay and the bistro was great. I have not lived there. I had great support in asking for things to do.

I booked my own English course on the Internet, as well as my flight and my room (in St. Julians). The location of the school was good. It took 10 minutes to walk from Paceville to my home. I always had good and friendly teachers.

I am very satisfied with the course I had in five weeks. In my class, we were not many (around 8-9 people), which was a very positive thing. I still have much to learn in English but I think I've improved my level.

I've tried only one activity organized by the school (boat party) and it was very good and fun!

Sometimes I ate and drank at the bistro and everything was fine; the prices was okay.

The only bad thing for me though was that we had only a short break-time for lunch (intensive course).