Malta

Beaches in Malta

Malta is marketed for its 3s: SUN, SEA & SAND. The island is full of beautiful sandy and rocky beaches that attract thousands of tourists every year

what we offer...

Our Accommodation

Here at Paragon Europe we offer students the opportunity to experience all of this: Experience Malta. Paragon Europe has been managing a successful Internship Programme through the EU programmes of Leonardo da Vinci and Erasmus since 2006. Our organization strives in finding the best unpaid work placements for students to obtain a unique opportunity to put theory into practice in their chosen career.

-Comfortable living and dining area and fully equipped kitchen

-Spacious bedrooms with make-up dresses, wardrobe, bed linen and towels

-Balconies and terrace

-Ventilators, washing machine, iron and ironing board

-Free internet connection (WI-FI), TV and satellite reception and telephone line

-Free maintenance service, weekly maid service, paid electricity and water bills

-No fixed check in/check out time and in close proximity to work placements.

Enhance your CV and gain hands-on work experience with an Internship in Malta!

send us:

A copy of your Europass CV

A motivation letter detailing what you wish to do during your work placement and the activities you are able to conduct

Transcript of your studies together with the unofficial academic report from your University

*You must send this requested information by no later than 1 month before starting your placement period.

Prices

WE MAKE SURE

The accommodation on shared basis is 86.80eu per week.

A deposit of 100 will be asked upon your arrival in case of any damages caused by carelessness.

Optional airport transfer is offered at the price of 50eu arrival and departure)

Optional English / Maltese Language courses conducted by experienced teachers cost 350eu/ 20hrs.

you will feel welcome in Malta thanks to our support team

you will work within your area of studies

you will gain valuable experience in an English speaking environment

you will learn with experienced teachers

at the end of your stay you will be given a Performance Appraisal Report, a

Europe-pass Certificate and a Work Placement Certificate

YOU

must be at least 17 years old

must stay for at least 3 weeks

will be working around 40 hours per week

besides the projects relating to your area of study, you will be assisting in administrative duties

Our Placements

•Automotive,

•Carpentry,

•Black Smiths,

•Painters,

•Draftsmen,

•Electricians,

•Landscaping,

•Photography,

•Entertainment and Animation, •

•Real Estate,

Laboratory Analysts and Technicians, •

ports and Physical Education,

Beauty,

•Dentistry,

•Veterinary,

•Heritage,

•Design,

•ICT,

•Tourism

•Environmental,

•Media,

•Logistics,

•Aviation,

•Security,

•Event Management,

•Law,

•Engineering,

•Business,

•Research,

•PR and Marketing,

•Finance and Economics, Insurance,

•Administration,

•Pedagogy,

•Health,

•Pharmacy,

•Social Work,

Climate

Malta's climate is typical of the Mediterranean and is strongly influenced by the sea. Summers here are very hot, dry and sunny. Spring and autumn are cooler while the winters are mild and rainy.

The relative humidity is consistently high and rarely falls below 40%

History

The Maltese Islands have endured a lot of colonization due to their strategic position in the Mediterranean which have left a mark on the island's culture and language. In fact,

the Maltese language is a mixture of Arabic, Italian, French and English.

Language

Geography

The Maltese Islands consist of 3 different islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino. Malta is one of the most densely populated countries worldwide, with Valletta being the capital city.

Maltese and English are the two official languages in Malta but Italian is also widely spoken. English is considered to be the 'Office Language' thus correspondence and most telephone conversations are held in English. Very few people do not know how to Speak English on the island and the language is used everywhere, from signs to information booklets to food menus.

1800

British Colonization

1964

Malta gained its independence from the British Empire in 1964, after more than 160 years of British Colonization,

The main island comprises many towns, with the largest being Birkirkara, and a population of 452.000The Area has a total of 316sqkm and the natural resources are limestone, salt and arable land.

Contact us now and make the most of this amazing opportunity!

2004

joined the European Union.

Admitted into the Eurozone

2008

Carnival

Carnival has an important place on the Maltese cultural calendar. The traditional Carnival celebrations are normally held in Valletta and in Nadur, Gozo.

The chief of state is President George Abela (since April 2009) and the head of government is Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi (since March 2004). The Cabinet is appointed by the president on the advice of the prime minister and the president is elected by the House of Representatives for a five-year term.

Cuisine

Politics

The Maltese Cuisine is a notable feature in the Maltese Experience one cannot possibly miss out on. It includes:

Notte Bianca

Pastizzi

Gbejniet

Cooked Octopus

Notte Bianca is an annual all-night cultural initiative of various countries around the world and Malta is no exception. Notte Bianca is now in its 6th fantastic year, and continues to promise an unforgettable evening of art, culture and much more

Hobz biz-Zejt

Rabbit Stew

Safety

In the 2011 United Nations Report, Malta was announced to be the Safest Place on Earth, along with Qatar.

Beer Festival

Ever since 1981, Malta has been hosting this Beer Festival, attracting both locals and tourists of all ages.

Events

Economy

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The strengths of Malta's economy are the favorable geographic position, the productive labor force and its limestone. Malta produces only about 20% of its food needs, has limited freshwater supplies, and has no domestic energy sources. The economy is dependent on foreign trade, manufacturing, tourism and financial services.

Malta hosts various events throughout the year, for people of all ages!

Wine Festival

Euro

The wine festival is held at the Upper Barrakka Gardens in Valletta. One could taste a variety of different wines whilst enjoying the beautiful view of the Grand Harbour area.

Isle of MTV

Malta could be said to be highly religious. 91% of the population are Roman Catholic. There are more than 360 churches in Malta, Gozo, and Comino. Freedom of religion is guaranteed as a constitutional right and generally respected and increasing secularization and minority religions are in evidence.

Religion

Marsaxlokk

An open-air concert held at the Granaries, Floriana which is held during the summer. The concert is absolutely free and top foreign artists such as Snoop Dogg, Lady Gaga, David Guetta and other foreign performers have already headlined the event.

Bisazza Street

A traditional fishing village known for its Sunday Market where fresh fish and other products are sold.

Ramla Bay, Gozo

Gozo

Malta's Sister Island, very quick and cheap to visit.

Sliema

Valletta

Sliema Waterfront

Parties and Concerts

Capital City of Malta

Local Village Feasts

The area is at its best on Sunday evenings, buzzing with entertainment

'Tas-Sliema' is a center for shopping, restaurants and café life. The area also has beautiful beaches all round. It is a great place for recreation.

Cittadel, Gozo

Throughout the year a variety of parties and concerts are held by different local organizations. Such as Creamfields, Ministry of Sound, Elton John, David Guetta and many more.

Blue Lagoon, Comino

Known as 'il-Belt', this city is host of numerous cultural and historical features of the Malta Islands. It's main attractions include:

• The Upper-Barrakka
• The Valletta Waterfront
• St. John's Co-Cathedral
• Manoel Theater

Village feasts in Malta are given a lot of importance. Nearly every village has it's own village feast. To really experience a traditional aspect of Malta, tourists are urged to attend one of these feasts.

Mdina

Comino

Old Capital City of Malta

Another island of the Maltese archipelago, with only 4 residents as population. It is mostly known for its clear beach water

Known as the Silent City, it is a medieval walled town at the highest point of Malta, with a beautiful view of the island's countryside.

It is very famous amongst tourists, offering numerous places of interest.

Upper-Barrakka Gardens

Gozo is also known for diving

World Heritage List

Valletta is also listed in the World Heritage Site List, along with the

7 Megalithic Temples, including Ggantija, Hagar Qim, Mnajdra, Tarxien, Hagrat, Hal Saflieni and Skorba

Valletta was officially recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1980. And announced to be the European Cultural Capital for 2018

Hal Saflieni Temple

Mdina by Night

Bugibba

Another tourist place offering beaches, clubs and even casino

Harbour Area

Black and White Club, Bugibba

View from Mdina

St George's Bay

Tourism

Tourism contributes to 15% of Malta GDP (Gross Domestic Product). Investing in this sector is very important for the economy. There are numerous touristic places on the Maltese Islands which contribute to an unforgettable experience.

Ghadira Bay

St. Julian's

Armier Bay

Valletta Waterfront

Tourism Orientated town and the best place for clubs and nightlife

Bugibba Shopping

Ghajn Tuffieha

Spinola Bay

Paceville