Go Camping in Malta with AClass Academy of English

So, you want to combine you language holiday in Malta with something a bit different. How about going of the beaten track and discovering some of what Malta's beautiful countryside has to offer?

Dare to be different and join our expert guides who are fully-certified in First Aid and have over 200 camping trips under their belts.

If this doesn't tickle your fancy, you can try your hand at climbing while learning English or fishing for those who really want to sit back and relax.

Contact AClass for more information on hiking, trekking, camping and adventure sports while learning English in Malta.

AClass Academy of English : Italian Website

AClass has finally gone live with their new website in Italian. This should help Italian speakers make a more informd choice about where to study English.

The site is very similar to the English version of the site and can be accessed by clicking on the Italian flag in the top righthand corner of the website.

This is the beginnng of our efforts to reach out to a wider audience.

Working on Video Testimonials

Well as you can see we have been busy working on short, promotional material to give to our students and prospective students. Nicole and I have been creating free resources for students and teachers to use to impove their English or use in class.

Here is a video we made this morning with Ignazio, fondly known as Nacho. He has been here at school for a little over 5 weeks and everyone in the office has warmed to his free-spirited way of living. I think it needs to be fine tuned a little. One of the computer monitors is switchd off which I think gives the impression it's broken so I want to redo it and switch it on!

In the meantime, I am back to the drawing board so to speak to try and improve on what has already been done.

Explore Valletta!!

Alison and I took Nacho and Nikki around Valletta for the first time. I created a quiz for them to do while walking around the beautiful city. The questions took them all over the city and to places they might not have noticed otherwise like the beautiful national library tucked away behind a square.

All that hard work deserved a coffee and where better to go than the recently renovated Cafe Premier where one can have a steaming hot frothy cappuccino and a nice slice of cake. The place server all kinds of salads, sandwiches and pasta dishes as well as fresh sushi and tapas. We all drooled over the menu but decided to stick to drinks this time.

We made our way back to the car where I realised I had been given a parking ticket for not displaying my parking meter correctly.

Bummer! This trip to Valletta turned out to be more expensive than I realised!!