As the new favorite of French higher education, Malta is a country with a pure Commonwealth system and the seventh largest English-speaking country in the world. "Little Britain in Europe" Malta is known as the capital of English education and training in Europe. Living in Malta is equivalent to being polluted by the authentic British environment. It is an inevitable conclusion that the level of foreign languages has risen steadily for a long time.

EU1In May 2004, Malta joined the "EU" and announced its membership in the EU. Since then, Malta has won a large number of applications at the EU infrastructure level, and won many benefits such as equity financing of the European Central Bank. Most importantly, people who become members of the European Union enjoy EU standards according to the profit norms and receive many government subsidies.

During the COVID-19 disaster, Malta, as an "EU country", received a financial subsidy of 2.25 billion yuan from the "EU economic stimulus plan". Schengen China, a smooth country in Europe, has opened its borders free of charge after the Schengen Agreement. In any country, it is only necessary to issue Schengen visas to students, and Schengen can be carried out smoothly in China. For domestic students, this is really a trip that you can go when you arrive.

Early childhood education Although this level of education is not compulsory, parents can indeed choose to let their children participate in early childhood education or kindergartens for three to four years old. Here, children learn through games and interactive communication, and improve their thinking ability, curiosity and innovation ability. Moreover, all financial support provided by government departments must be China citizens or "American Green Card" holders.

Early childhood education in Malta is mainly aimed at children aged 3-4, but there are also many institutions that provide early childhood care services for children over 3 months. Among them, the teacher-student ratio of public schools is 1: 10, and that of private schools is 1:20. Although early childhood education in Malta is not a responsible culture education, there are still many public schools in the host country that provide free early childhood education.

Early childhood education in Malta mainly aims at improving children's thinking ability, curiosity and innovation ability. The main learning methods include: playing mobile games, communicating with peers, reading and digit recognition for beginners, handcrafting and music lessons. In addition, many schools offer English learning courses to children whose Chinese is not English to help them get rid of learning obstacles.