As an official language, Malta has two languages: Maltese and English, so I would have the opportunity to not only learn a language but also two languages ​​at a time.

 

In Malta the standard of living is lower than in Ireland and the United Kingdom, so studying English there is cheaper than doing it in the other two countries, because their standard of living is more expensive. Malta also has an excellent climate since it is close to Africa and south of the European Union.

 

The best option since I do not have family there, is a course and accommodation packages for 6 months that is approximately 5300 euros; This package includes a student residence near the institute of languages, food and basic accommodation services.

Due to its location and weather, the vast majority of the year is clear and hot, so I would wear some dresses, sandals, comfortable shoes, shirts and jeans, since I can only carry a 23 kilogram suitcase.

 

It is advisable to travel before the summer starts (April and October) as the tickets increase considerably. In April the tickets from Bogota to Malta have an approximate value of $ 3,500.00 round trip time for the duration of the course.

 

I want to know Malta, its history since it is full of old buildings and towns that seem to live in another dimension. Also some tourist sites declared World Heritage by UNESCO as Valletta, the megalithic temples and the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum

Friends, family and university colleagues have recommended me malta as an excellent option to learn English because of its low quality of life.

92% of Brazil's territory is located between the Equator and the Tropic of Capricorn. Therefore, the country's climate is predominately tropical. In summer, people can enjoy one of many water sports on the country's world class beaches, including: paragliding, sailing, canoeing, or even diving in the Atlantic Ocean. 

Brazil's world renowned Carnival is an annual Brazilian festival held between the Friday afternoon and Ash Wednesday at noon, which marks the beginning of Lent, the forty-day period before Easter. The temperature during spring varies, as it feels cold and rainy weather is more common, very much similar to the weather during autumn.

3.    Education - how does education system work?

In Brazil, primary level education is free and compulsory for children between the ages of 7 and 14 years. public universities are free for international students and their schools tend to appear among the best in Latin America

 

4.    Lifestyle

Brazil stands out for its music, its African origin gives life to the samba, the emblematic Brazilian dance, its technological development, gastronomy, passion for soccer and its spectacular beaches. Brazilians tend to embrace, to be very communicative, even if they do not know you, they are very kind and sociable people.

 

5.    Festivals and celebrations 
When traveling to Brazil, one should to visit the Christ the Redeemer statue, the Sugar Loaf cable car, the beaches of Ipanamea and Copacabana, the Cathedral of Brasilia, and the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo. Experiencing the country's annual Carnival festival is also high recommended, as it is widely regarded as one of Brazil's most important cultural events, and one of the best carnivals in the world