j'ai pour objectif de partir à Malte au mois de Septembre pour un sejour linguistique afin detre plus a l'aise en anglais!jaimerais partir 1 mois et je voulais savoir si cela allait suffir pr bien apprendre l'anglais sachant que j'ai 21 ans avec un niveau bac+1 moyen.
puis je voulais savoir quel est la meilleur école la bas! ? ?
Donc si vous avez déjà été la bas, ca serait cool de me donner votre avis! si ca vaut vraiment le coup ou pas
Au début, j'étais partis dans la but d'aller en Irlande et de trouvé un job ! mais j'ai peur de ne pas y arriver, d'etre un peu perdu parce que mon niveau d'anglais est juste, j'ai surtour du mal a comprendre la personne qui parle anglais, apres les mots je peux les trouvé, mais c surtt la compréhension.Donc je me suis di ke des cours intensif serait plus adapté pour moi, et puis a Malte ! au temps lié l'utile a l'agréable. lol 😉
Donc voilà, j'espere avoir des réponses de votre part, car je ne voudrais pas trop tardé a minscrire et a acheté les billets d'avion.
moi aussi je recherche une école de langue à malte pour que mon fils puisse apprendre l'anglais dès son plus jeune age!
pour moi, la meilleur façon d'apprendre l'anglais ou tout autre langue est l'immertion totale....je suis partie à londres quand j'avais ton age, avec un niveau d'anglais très très moyen en étant optimiste...et j'ai cherché du travail....bien sur j'ai galéré, j'ai travaillé dans des fast food à moper le sol entre autre, mais je prenais des cours du soir tous les jours et je travaillais avec des anglophones (non pas anglais car que des gens dans ma situation). au bout de 2 mois je me sentais plus à l'aise et au bout de 6 mois j'étais bilingue. J'y suis restée 6 ans, car une fois que la langue est maîtrisée, les emplois sont bien plus attractifs qu'en france....d'ailleurs, je suis de nouveau candidate à l'expatriation.
oui, une école de langue c'est bien, mais n'hésite pas à te lancer meme si ton anglais n'est pas parfait!
J'ai pensé exactement la même chose que toi pour le job, et je ne me sentais absolument pas capable de comprendre un employeur en anglais.
Je me suis inscrite pour le mois de septembre en séjours linguistique à Malte pour 4 semaines.
Je suis passé par stagesenvo. Je me suis pas mal renseignée sur les écoles avant de m'inscrire quelque part, et il est assez difficile de choisr vu le nombre d'école qu'il existe.
J'ai donc regardé en priorité si l'école était reconnu par UNOSEL, le prix, le logement, et le nombre d'heure par semaine. J'ai fait une moyenne de tout ça, et je me suis inscrite chez eux.
Si tu veux toujours partir là-bas fais moi signe, j'y vais du 31 août au 28 septembre.
salut,
il est certain que trouver une école de langue à Malte n'est pas difficile, mais pour trouver une bonne école de langue et pas trop chère, c'est une autre histoire...
Pour te faire partager mon expérience, je pense que Malte est vraiment l'endroit rêver pour apprendre l'anglais. Il fait beau, le paysage est magnifique, l'eau est azur...De plus, les Maltais parlent anglais (leur langue est répendue, mais pas de problème pour parler anglais hors de l'école...et puis Malte est un pays international, j'ai rencontré plus d'étrangers que de maltais...donc j'ai beaucoup parlé anglais hors de l'école...)
Pour ce qui est de l'école de langue, je te conseille l'école Skylark school of english à Msida (www.skylarkmalta.com).
Cette ville profite du dynamisme de l'unique université de Malte, de sa proximité avec les villes les plus attractives (st julian, sliema, parceville...), tout en restant une ville calme, où l'on peut rester tranquille, je pense que c'est un endroit stratégique.
Pour ce qui est de l'école, elle est très familiale. Les classes ne dépassent pas les 10 étudiants, et tu peux avoir des cours particuliers...l'organisation y est super et les professeurs sont très pro...
donc je le conseille à toutes les personnes qui aime apprendre dans la convivialité et la bonne ambiance.
Je vois que tu vends bien l'école mais j'ai bien envie de creuser et d'en connaitre un peu plus sur les écoles à Malte. Je voudrais partir pour 4 à 5 semaines pour me préparer intensivement au TOEFL. Quelles sont les écoles à malte que vous me conseillez ?
Comment peut on reconnaitre une bonne école ?
Je précise que je veux éviter les écoles où l'on retrouve beaucoup de français.
Tu devrais visiter le site de SKYLARK school of English...il y a des renseignements sur les prix et les cours possibles.
Pour une préparation intensive, je te conseille les cours normaux le matin, et l'après midi du "one to one" (cours particuliers), avec cette formule tu peux être sûre que tu vas vite progresser.
En ce qui concerne la fréquentation, tu auras la aussi des informations sur le site, mais pour te situer un peu...je n'ai rencontré qu'un seul français à l'école durant tout mon séjour.
Il y a en majorité des espagnols, et des allemands...
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