Berlitz ELA Summer Camp St Julian's: Teen English Camp in Malta

Berlitz ELA runs its teen summer camp in St Julian's, on the east coast of Malta. The exact address is provided on booking. The camp is for students aged 13 to 17. Programme and activities. The course consists of 40 Berlitz General English lessons delivered over two weeks, alongside a leisure programme built around Malta's coast and climate. Airport pick-up and insurance are stated as already included in the package, which is worth noting — both are frequently charged separately by other providers, and their inclusion makes the headline price more directly comparable. Accommodation — two distinct options. Option 1 is a host family on full board, with shared rooms in twin, triple or quad arrangements. Option 2 is a student residence on half board, covering breakfast and dinner only, which the provider positions as offering more independence. These are materially different products: the residence option leaves lunch to be arranged and involves less family contact, while the host family option provides all meals and a home setting. Transport between accommodation and school is part of the arrangement; families should confirm the details for their chosen option. Ages, dates and duration. The camp accepts students aged 13 to 17 on both options. Two sessions are listed, starting in the second half of July. Because the course is structured as 40 lessons over two weeks, the stay length is fixed rather than flexible. Location and travel. St Julian's is a coastal town north of Valletta, known as one of Malta's busiest areas for nightlife and dining — worth considering when assessing the setting for a teenager. Malta International Airport is around twenty to thirty minutes away, and airport pick-up is included. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit families who want a known international language brand, a fixed two-week structure and a package with transfers and insurance already inside it. The choice between host family and residence lets families match the level of independence to their child. Families seeking a quiet or rural setting should note the character of St Julian's, and those wanting a longer or shorter stay should check whether the fixed two-week format can be varied.