According to the latest survey results, 70% of the high-net-worth individuals who have emigrated overseas have their children receiving quality education as their main purpose of immigration. For families with children, immigrating to a new country, what kind of school the child attends is their main consideration. In recent years, more and more Chinese families have begun to immigrate to Malta. Because, they have made Malta a destination for study tours and learning English.
First, let's take a look at Malta's quality teaching resources.
Malta has a local population of only 440,000 and a total of 340 schools in the country. Since the first half of 2017, Malta's public schools have put forward a high requirement that all teachers must hold a master's degree or above, which further guarantees the quality of teaching in public schools to a certain extent.
Malta Zoning: 11 Campus Committees
Depending on the regional population density, each campus board has jurisdiction over 3-5 schools,
Ratio of educational resources per capita: 7:1 (world-leading)
Faculty: Teachers graduated from prestigious schools such as Oxford and Harvard
Education system: Commonwealth
Public schools in Malta are funded by the government from primary to secondary school and offer 11 years of free education, and MRVP applicants are required to pay a small nominal registration fee. Students who attend private schools can study at schools in Europe and the United States when they go to university.
public school
The Ministry of Education and Employment of Malta pays great attention to the enrolment of foreign students in public schools and attaches great importance to the educational dissemination of the Maltese language and the integration and adaptability of foreign students in the public education system. Public education in Malta is free for Maltese citizens and EU and EEA (European Economic Area) residents, and those with MRVP status and whose parents have a job in Malta are also eligible for full public education.
Course configuration
Malta's education system is recognized and highly valued by the international community. The British education system has a large number of courses. The complete educational architecture is divided into four phases:
• Preschool education (3-5 years old)
• Elementary school (5-11 years old)
• Secondary School (11-16 years old)
• University (Higher Education)
Public Elementary School
• 5-11 years old, the nearest admission principle;
• Subjects studied: English, Malta, Mathematics, Society, Personal and Social, Arts, Physical Education, Religion;
• Learning assessment method: usually tested in each subject, twice a year; The middle of the school year is a school examination, and the end of the school year is a national unified examination;
• National Unified Junior Secondary School Entrance Examination (5 subjects): English, Malta, Mathematics, Society, Religion (this optional).
Public Junior High School
• 11-16 years old, passed the entrance examination to enter the junior college (equivalent to the key secondary school); failed to pass the admission to the general secondary school;
• Compulsory subjects: English, Malta, Religion, Mathematics, Science/Physics, Society, Geography, History, Elementary Computer, Second Foreign Language, Personal and Social, Arts, Physical Education;
• Elective subjects (at least 1 or more): Design, Technology, Economics, etc.;
• Learning assessment method: usually tested in each subject, twice a year; The middle of the school year is a school examination;
• The end of the school year is a national unified examination.
private school
In Malta, in addition to public schools, independent schools are another major type of school, including international schools, which mainly serve foreign students enrolled in Malta. Independent schools, also known as private schools (international schools), are mostly British schools and a few American schools, but they are completely different from the characteristics of British and American education industrialization, high profitability, and high tuition fees. Private schools in Malta are non-profit international schools with low fees ranging from €3,000 to €9,000.
Private school teaching model
The implementation of small class teaching mode, a class of 10-15 students, can fully ensure the personalized development and growth of students, the language environment is mainly English.
Quality of teaching in private schools
In Malta, the equivalent of the Chinese Secondary School Entrance Examination, only 7% of students from private schools take the exam, but 30% of students from private schools receive an A+.
In exams similar to China's gaokao, only 14% of students from private schools took part, but more than 32% of students received an A+ score.
The quality of teaching in private schools and the excellent grades of students ensure that these students can enter top schools and lay a solid foundation for employment after graduation.
In general, from current learning to future employment development, both public and private, Malta has unique advantages that other countries do not have. Get immigration status quickly without having to wait long to delay your children's education. Four generations of immigrants in the family do not have to worry about living in two places in order to accompany their children to study. Children receive English learning from an early age, and it is more advantageous to study and work in Europe and the United States in the future.