Your Guide to International & Private Schools in Malta
Malta’s history as a magnet for expats goes back at least two hundred years so it’s no surprise that there are many private schools in Malta geared to this community.
The island’s history with Catholic orders goes back even further so several of these schools are parochial in nature. Or at least maintain a Catholic-sounding name.
In general, the school curriculum in Malta is based on standards leftover from the country’s association with Britain.
While English is one of the official languages in Malta, it often comes second to Maltese in terms of the language of choice for instruction in Maltese public schools.
If you’re looking at private schools in Malta, this guide will help you pick the best one for your child.
Please note that this guide is directed towards expats, so we’ve focused on the top English-speaking schools, including kindergarten options and those that offer international diplomas. Continue reading “Your Guide to International & Private Schools in Malta”
Health Insurance in Malta
Malta’s healthcare system is one of the country’s main selling features. In fact, some world rankings have put it as high as 5th globally.
That level of excellence comes at a cost. Citizens and most residents have access to free health insurance in Malta that is supported by social security contributions made by employees and employers.
For things that aren’t covered, there are private health insurance options in Malta. Buying one of these policies can be a smart move for expats.
Below is an outline of how the system works, what’s covered and estimates for the cost of one of Malta’s health insurance options.