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Malta English Schools Map: Every Licensed School

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Malta is one of Europe's biggest destinations for learning English, and the choice shows it: 32 licensed schools across Malta and Gozo. This map plots every school on the ELT Council's July 2026 licensed register, coloured by area, so you can see at a glance which town each one is in and whether it holds FELTOM accreditation on top of its licence. Tap a marker for its address, accreditation and website.

Where Malta's English schools are

Most schools cluster in the St Julian's, Swieqi and Sliema belt on the east coast: compact, walkable, well served by buses and where most students end up living anyway. A few sit in Valletta and Floriana, there are calmer options up north around St Paul's Bay and Pembroke, and one school on Gozo for a quieter, slower stay. 14 of the 32 are FELTOM members; the rest are fully ELT-licensed without being in FELTOM, which is not a mark against them.

How this map differs from our other student guides

This is the directory: every licensed school, where it is, filterable by area, to answer "which schools exist and where?". It deliberately does not rank schools or show course prices here. For that, our ranking of all 32 schools by student reviews compares 2026 prices, fees and Google ratings, and the guide to the cost of studying English in Malta has real 2026 numbers for accommodation and living costs. Working out which town suits you? The neighborhood map shows what it is like to live in each area.

Every licensed English school on the map

๐ŸŒ† St Julian's & Pembroke13
๐ŸŒŠ Sliema, Gลผira & Msida8
๐Ÿ›๏ธ Valletta & Floriana5
๐Ÿ–๏ธ North (St Paul's Bay)3
๐Ÿ“ Other central Malta2
โ›ฐ๏ธ Gozo1

Licence status from the ELT Council register of licensed ELT schools (July 2026 snapshot), accreditation from FELTOM. Always confirm a school's current licence on the official register before booking. Course fees and accommodation prices are not shown here yet; see the course-cost guide for 2026 figures.

Malta English schools: common questions

How many licensed English schools are there in Malta? +

Malta and Gozo have 32 licensed English-language teaching schools on the ELT Council's July 2026 register, the great majority of them in the St Julian's, Swieqi and Sliema belt. This map plots every one, plus its town and accreditation. A handful of home-tuition and fully online providers are also licensed but are not campus schools, so they are not shown here.

What is the ELT Council and why does the licence matter? +

The ELT Council is Malta's official regulator for English-language teaching. A school must hold an ELT Council licence to legally run English courses, so the licence, not marketing claims, is the baseline you should check first. Every school on this map is on the current official licensed register.

Is FELTOM membership the same as being licensed? +

No. FELTOM is an industry association whose members commit to an extra quality charter, but it is not the official licence. 14 of the 32 licensed schools here are FELTOM members; the rest are fully licensed by the ELT Council without being FELTOM members, which is not a mark against them.

Which part of Malta are the English schools in? +

Most cluster in St Julian's, Swieqi, Paceville and Sliema, a compact, well-connected strip on the east coast that is also where most students live. Valletta and Floriana have a few, there are quieter options in the north around St Paul's Bay and Pembroke, and one school on Gozo. Use the map to pick by location and lifestyle.

How much does an English course in Malta cost? +

Course prices are not shown on this map yet, because they vary by season, intensity and accommodation and change every year, and we would rather show nothing than an out-of-date figure. Our guide to the cost of studying English in Malta has real 2026 numbers for fees, housing and living costs while we structure per-school rate cards.