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Licensed ELT Schools in Malta and Gozo
A CLASS ACADEMY OF ENGLISH BELS GOZO EUROPEAN SCHOOL OF ENGLISH (ESE) INLINGUA SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES St. Catherine’s High School, Triq ta’ Doti, ESE Building, 60, Tigne Towers, Tigne Street, 11, Suffolk Road, Kercem, KCM 1721 Paceville Avenue, Sliema, SLM 3172 Mission Statement Pembroke, PBK 1901 Gozo St. Julian’s, STJ 3103 Tel: (+356) 2010 2000 Tel: (+356) 2137 4588 Tel: (+356) 2156 4333 Tel: (+356) 2137 3789 Email: [email protected] The mission of the ELT Council is to foster development in the ELT profession and sector. Malta Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.inlinguamalta.com can boast that both its ELT profession and sector are well structured and closely monitored, being Web: www.aclassenglish.com Web: www.belsmalta.com Web: www.ese-edu.com practically the only language-learning destination in the world with legislation that assures that every licensed school maintains a national quality standard. All this has resulted in rapid growth for INSTITUTE OF ENGLISH the sector. ACE ENGLISH MALTA BELS MALTA EXECUTIVE TRAINING LANGUAGE STUDIES Bay Street Complex, 550 West, St. Paul’s Street, INSTITUTE (ETI MALTA) Mattew Pulis Street, Level 4, St.George’s Bay, St. Paul’s Bay ESE Building, Sliema, SLM 3052 ELT Schools St. Julian’s, STJ 3311 Tel: (+356) 2755 5561 Paceville Avenue, Tel: (+356) 2132 0381 There are currently 37 licensed ELT Schools in Malta and Gozo. Malta can boast that both its ELT Tel: (+356) 2713 5135 Email: [email protected] St. Julian’s, STJ 3103 Email: [email protected] profession and sector are well structured and closely monitored, being the first and practically only Email: [email protected] Web: www.belsmalta.com Tel: (+356) 2379 6321 Web: www.ielsmalta.com language-learning destination in the world with legislation that assures that every licensed school Web: www.aceenglishmalta.com Email: [email protected] maintains a national quality standard. -
GO Snatches Melita TV Rights Purchaser
Newspaper post €0.65 / 28c Business Today WEDNESDAY 23 July 2008 - ISSUE NO. 545 Interview: Pre-budget document welcomed Editorial: Transport strike Mario De Marco with caution – lessons to be learnt Page 4 Page 6 Page 7 www.businesstoday.com.mt World Business Highlights GO snatches Melita Wachovia Reports Record $8.9 Billion Loss, Slashes Payout, Cuts 6,350 Jobs Wachovia Corp., the U.S. bank that hired Treasury Undersecretary Robert Steel as chief TV rights purchaser executive officer two weeks ago, reported a record quarterly loss of Charlot Zahra negotiation of TV rights for the not confirm the move. based equity firm GMT Group $8.9 billion, slashed the dividend and competition. She is flanked by “She is not a public figure, Communications Partners last year. announced 6,350 job cuts. The stock The move of the person who used Jack Mizzi, GO’s content manager, therefore we will not disclose The impact of Dandria’s move slumped as much as 10 percent in to negotiate the TV rights for Melita who is responsible for local sports the terms and conditions of her to GO on the sporting rights New York trading. Cable to arch-rival telecoms opera- acquisitions. employment,” he told Business acquisition market is yet to be tor GO a few months ago has been Dandria joined Melita way back in Today. He said it was “normal” for ascertained, however, it is known Fannie, Freddie Rescue May Cost kept hush-hush by both operators. June 1991 when the cable company, employees in the telecoms sector, that GO have managed to eat away Taxpayers $25 Billion, Budget Office Says Treasury Secretary Henry Business Today has learnt that had just started its operations in like in any other activity, to switch some of the TV rights which were Paulson’s rescue package for Fannie Michele Dandria left Melita Cable Malta and had not even started from one company to the other. -
Malta Events Guide 2018
Malta events guide 2018 cover.indd 2 05/02/2018 10:53 Malta events guide 2018 From carnivals and sporting action to fiestas and religious festivals steeped in tradition, the Maltese Islands host a year-round programme of colourful events and celebrations set against the backdrop of a warm Mediterranean Arts & Culture climate. They’re a great way of getting to know the islands’ people and culture - and visitors are always welcome Music Festivals to join in. There has never been a better time to visit with the capital Valletta being crowned European Capital of 20-22 April, Rock the City: To celebrate the European Capital of Culture, Rock the Culture 2018. Here are some of the highlights of the 400-plus events taking place this year. South is hosting a special edition of this popular annual music festival. A line-up of local and international music acts and DJs will appear at the exciting one-off event, held in Valletta. 3-6 May, Annie Mac - Lost and Found: This major visual arts 10 March-1 July, Dal-Bahar Madwarha: Theatre & Performance Four days of laid-back sunset beach parties exhibition sees large installations, performances and public Salt Pans and all-night raves. Watch headline acts at Gozo Malta’s largest interactions staged in traditional and unexpected locations across 8-17 June, Valletta Film Festival: open-air stages and catch a party boat to movie event is a lively, communal affair that the island. More than 25 artists from 15 countries are taking part. socialise at sea. Dwerja Bay Citadella Ramla Bay transforms the capital into a citywide cinema. -
Name of Authority Name of Regulated Professions Name of Contact Person Telephone Number Email Address URL Link Location Address
Name of Authority Name of Regulated Professions Name of Contact Person Telephone Number Email Address URL Link Location Address [email protected], Accountancy Board Accountant, Auditor Martin Spiteri +356 2599 8456 https://accountancyboard.gov.mt/ South Street, VLT 2000 Valletta [email protected] https://kamratalperiti.org/profession/how-to-obtain- Blk B, Triq Francesco Buonamici, Board of Architects' Warrant Architects (Acquired rights), Architect Ryan Sciberras +356 2292 7444 [email protected] the-warrant-of-perit/ Beltissebh, Floriana Board of the Psychotherapy Board of the Psychotherapy Registered Psychotherapist Charles Cassar +356 7949 4456 [email protected] https://family.gov.mt/ppb/Pages/default.aspx Profession, Republic Street, Profession Valletta 173, Triq San Kristofru, Board of Warrant of Restorers Conservator, Restorer Michael Mifsud +356 2395 0000 [email protected] https://www.cultureheritage.gov.mt Valletta, VLT2000, Malta Building Regulation Office Horn Works Ditch Building Regulation Office Energy Performance of Building Assessor Michael Ferry +356 2292 7595 [email protected] https://bca.org.mt/ Emvin Cremona Street Floriana FRN 1280 Chamber of Advocates and Justice Courts of Justice, Second Floor, Lawyer, Solicitor Mark Said +356 2124 8601 [email protected] https://www.avukati.org/ Department Republic Street, Valletta Private Guard, Private Specialized Guard (Not Police General Head Quarters, Driving), Private Specialized Guard (Driving), Police Licences Office Commissioner of Police -
SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE Special Fares Payable
SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE Special fares payable Low Season - approx September 15th to June 14th LOW SEASON - FRIDAYS 2300 0000 0100 0200 0300 62 Valletta to Paceville 20 62 Paceville to Valletta 30 00 49 Paceville to Bugibba, Burmarrad 00 30 118 Paceville to Vittoriosa, Birzebbugia, Gudja 00 30 134 Paceville to Paola, Zurrieq, Mqabba 00 30 881 Paceville to Siggiewi, Rabat, Dingli 00 30 LOW SEASON - SATURDAYS 2300 0000 0100 0200 0300 62 Valletta to Paceville 20 62 Paceville to Valletta 30 00 11 Paceville to Birzebbugia 00 30 00 18 Paceville to Zabbar 00 30 00 20 Paceville to Marsascala 00 30 00 29 Paceville to Zejtun 00 30 00 34 Paceville to Zurrieq and Mqabba 00 30 00 40 Paceville to Attard 00 30 00 43 Paceville to Bugibba, Mellieha 00 30 00 53 Paceville to Naxxar and Mosta 00 00 00 00 81 Paceville to Rabat, Dingli, Mtarfa 00 30 00 88 Paceville to Zebbug, Siggiewi 00 30 00 High Season - approx June 15th to September 14th HIGH SEASON - DAILY 2300 0000 0100 0200 0300 62 Valletta to Paceville 20 67 Bugibba to Paceville (route number?) 20 62 Paceville to Valletta 15 30 45 00 15 30 45 00 15 30 45 00 20 40 00 45 Paceville to Cirkewwa 10 00 00 00 00 53 Paceville to Naxxar and Mosta 00 00 00 00 HIGH SEASON - ADDITIONAL FRIDAY SERVICES 2300 0000 0100 0200 0300 118 Paceville to Vittoriosa, Birzebbugia, Gudja 00 30 00 134 Paceville to Paola, Zurrieq, Mqabba 00 30 00 881 Paceville to Siggiewi, Rabat, Dingli 00 30 00 HIGH SEASON - ADDITIONAL SATURDAY SERVICES 2300 0000 0100 0200 0300 11 Paceville to Birzebbugia 00 30 00 18 Paceville to Zabbar 00 30 00 -
To Access the List of Registered Aircraft As on 2Nd August
Current Aircraft Registry List as at 8/2/2021 CofR Reg MTOM TC Holder Aircraft Description Pax No Operator MSN Classification No Mark /kg Cherokee 160 Ltd. 24, Id-Dwejra, De La Cruz Avenue, 1 41 ABW Piper Aircraft Inc. Piper PA-28-160 998 4 28-586 Aeroplane (land) Qormi QRM 2456, Malta Malta School of Flying Company Ltd. Aurora, 18, Triq Santa Marija, Luqa, 2 62 ACL Textron Aviation Inc. Cessna 172M 1043 4 17260955 Aeroplane (land) LQA 1643, Malta Airbus Financial Services Limited 6, George's Dock, 5th Floor, IFSC, 3 1584 ACX Airbus S.A.S. A340-313 275000 544 Aeroplane (land) Dublin 1, D01 K5C7,, Ireland Airbus Financial Services Limited 6, George's Dock, 5th Floor, IFSC, 4 1583 ACY Airbus S.A.S. A340-313 275000 582 Aeroplane (land) Dublin 1, D01 K5C7,, Ireland Air X Charter Limited SmartCity Malta, Building SCM 01, 5 1589 ACZ Airbus S.A.S. A340-313 275000 4th Floor, Units 401 403, SCM 1001, 590 Aeroplane (land) Ricasoli, Kalkara, Malta Nazzareno Psaila 40, Triq Is-Sejjieh, Naxxar, NXR1930, 001-PFA262- 6 105 ADX Reno Psaila RP-KESTREL 703 1+1 Microlight Malta 12665 European Pilot Academy Ltd. Falcon Alliance Building, Security 7 107 AEB Piper Aircraft Inc. Piper PA-34-200T 1999 6 Gate 1, Malta International Airport, 34-7870066 Aeroplane (land) Luqa LQA 4000, Malta Malta Air Travel Ltd. dba 'Malta MedAir' Camilleri Preziosi, Level 3, Valletta 8 134 AEO Airbus S.A.S. A320-214 75500 168+10 2768 Aeroplane (land) Building, South Street, Valletta VLT 1103, Malta Air Malta p.l.c. -
Under the Microscope 2018
Under the Microscope A Review of the Maltese Banking Sector for Financial Year 2017/2018 December 2018 kpmg.com.mt Welcome to the fourth edition of Under the Microscope. Under the Microscope remains a one of a kind publication, dedicated towards providing an analysis of the performance of local banks over the last financial period together with a range of insightful articles developed in-house by local KPMG thought leaders. In fact, in this year’s publication one will find an array of thought leadership pieces, aimed at stimulating one’s mind with a view to generating an element of thought and consideration to an ever evolving financial services industry which is now, more than ever, driven by regulatory and technological innovation. FinTech and Regtech today are still in their infancy, despite these buzzwords thrown left, right and centre. In this publication we really seek to explore how the financial services industry has shifted, and how we can expect to be able to change in line with the new landscape we are all currently living. Across the publication, readers will also find a number of QR codes which will provide the user with a visual explanation and representation of the content of the respective article, provided directly by the thought leaders themselves. We encourage readers to make use of this functionality. We trust you find this edition as interesting and of value to read as it was for us to prepare. Sincerely, Mark, Tonio and Noel Noel Mizzi Tonio Zarb Mark Curmi Partner Senior Partner Director Audit Services KPMG in Malta -
Summer Schools 2017
SUMMER SCHOOLS 2017 Summer School Name Address 1 Address 2 Locality E-mail 1 BeeSmart Summer Club BeeSmart Triq il-Palazz L-Aħmar Santa Venera [email protected] 2 BeeSmart Summer Club Thi Lakin Thi Lakin Żebbug Road Attard [email protected] 3 CHS Summer School Chiswick House School 38, Antonio Schembri Steet Kappara [email protected] 4 Creative Energy Summer Club St Clare College Pembroke Secondary Suffolk Road Pembroke [email protected] 5 Discover Your Voice Gozo College Middle School Triq Fortunata Mizzi Victoria Gozo [email protected] 6 Eden Summer Camp Eden Leisure St Georges Bay St Julians [email protected] 7 Energize Summer School Energize Summer School Triq ix-Xatt St Julians [email protected] 8 Fantasy Island Club Malta Ta' Warda 95 Triq il-Kbira Żebbuġ [email protected] 9 Gymstars Go Active Summer Club Malta Basketball Association Basketball Pavilion Ta' Qali [email protected] 10 HiKids Il-Liceo Triq Wenzu Mallia Hamrun [email protected] 11 HiKids BLB 802 Bulebel Industrial Estate Żejtun [email protected] 12 Il-Passju JobsPlus Head Office B'Buġia Road Ħal Far [email protected] 13 Kamaja Outdoors St Nicholas Gollege Triq San David Mtarfa [email protected] 14 Kids on Campus University Campus University of Malta Msida [email protected] 15 L.E. Montessori System Summer School Nashville Triq tal-Qattus Birkirkara [email protected] 16 Learn and Play Summer Kids Club Maria Regina College Mosta Primary Grognet Street Mosta [email protected] -
Structural Business Statistics: 2019
8 July 2021 | 1100 hrs | 120/2021 Micro, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) accounted for 69.3% of the combined Personnel Costs and Gross Operating Surplus (GOS) generated by the non-financial business economy in 2019, compared to a share of 68.3% in 2018. Structural Business Statistics: 2019 Cut-off date: In 2019, the non-financial business economy in Malta incorporating Industry, Construction, Wholesale and retail 30 June 2021 trade and Services activities generated €3,882.1 million in GOS (or profits) and paid out €3,328.1 million in Personnel costs to its employees. SMEs registered an increase in these two variables of 13.0 and 10.3 per cent respectively, when compared to 2018. Large enterprises earned €1,218.3 million in GOS and when compared to the other three size categories of SMEs independently, they contributed to the highest values of Turnover, Production and Personnel costs. The largest share (31.4 per cent) of Persons employed in Malta were employed with micro enterprises (Table 2). Chart 1. Main variables by size classification: 2019 Number of units Turnover Production Gross Operating Surplus Personnel Costs main variables Investment in tangible assets Persons employed 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% per cent Micro Small Medium Large Performance of large enterprises There were 8 new large enterprises in 2019 compared to 2018. For the same period, the large enterprises registered an increase in the number of Persons employed and Personnel costs of 4.4 per cent and 4.9 per cent respectively. Turnover and GOS generated by large enterprises increased by 7.7 per cent and 8.3 per cent respectively. -
The Origin of the Name of Gozo.Pdf
The Origin of the Name of Gozo Horatio CAESAR ROGER VELLA The Name of Gozo paper will show, Gozo is an ancient variant of Gaudos from which it is derived, as much as Għawdex is. “Do you come from Għawdex?” is a question that The irony is that Gozo, Għawdex and Gaudos did sounds as discordant as the other one, “Intom minn not originally belong to us, as I explained in other Gozo?”. To one not conversant with the Greek origin publications of mine.1 of the names of Gozo, such questions sound like being uttered by Maltese trying to speak English, and Gaudos is the Greek name of a small island on the mix Maltese with English or, the other way round, south-western side of Crete, with its smaller sister like knowledgeable tourists trying to speak Maltese island of Gaudapula. Cretan Gaudos is half the size and, to our mind, mix it with “English”. This paper of our island of Gozo, roughly at 24˚ longitude and will show that none is the case. 35˚ latitude (1˚ southern than our Gozo), and less than 30 miles from Crete. We, in fact, can use “Għawdex” liberally when speaking in English; likewise, we can use the name The pronunciation of Cretan Gaudos from Byzantine of “Gozo” when speaking in Maltese, for, as this times has been not Gaudos, but Gavdos, for since those times, the Greeks developed the pronunciation of the diphthong au as “av”, as in thauma, pronounced as “thavma”, meaning “miracle”. Similarly, eu is pronounced as “ev” as in Zeus pronounced as “Zevs”, the chief god of the Greek pantheon. -
Gazzetta Tal-Gvern Ta' Malta
Nru./No. 20,503 Prezz/Price €2.52 Gazzetta tal-Gvern ta’ Malta The Malta Government Gazette L-Erbgħa, 21 ta’ Ottubru, 2020 Pubblikata b’Awtorità Wednesday, 21st October, 2020 Published by Authority SOMMARJU — SUMMARY Avviżi tal-Awtorità tal-Ippjanar ....................................................................................... 9457 - 9508 Planning Authority Notices .............................................................................................. 9457 - 9508 Il-21 ta’ Ottubru, 2020 9457 PROĊESS SĦIĦ FULL PROCESS Applikazzjonijiet għal Żvilupp Sħiħ Full Development Applications Din hija lista sħiħa ta’ applikazzjonijiet li waslu għand This is a list of complete applications received by the l-Awtorità tal-Ippjanar. L-applikazzjonijiet huma mqassmin Planning Authority. The applications are set out by locality. bil-lokalità. Rappreżentazzjonijiet fuq dawn l-applikazzjonijiet Any representations on these applications should be sent għandhom isiru bil-miktub u jintbagħtu fl-uffiċini tal-Awtorità in writing and received at the Planning Authority offices or tal-Ippjanar jew fl-indirizz elettroniku ([email protected]. through e-mail address ([email protected]) within mt) fil-perjodu ta’ żmien speċifikat hawn taħt, u għandu the period specified below, quoting the reference number. jiġi kkwotat in-numru ta’ referenza. Rappreżentazzjonijiet Representations may also be submitted anonymously. jistgħu jkunu sottomessi anonimament. Is-sottomissjonijiet kollha lill-Awtorità tal-Ippjanar, All submissions to the Planning -
Museums the Winning Entry, the Event Being Open to Painters (Period Covered: Under 45 Years
72 During the month of September, the Museum of Fine Arts organised a very successful second edition of the Teacher's Whisky Art Award- a prize of Lm500 to Museums the winning entry, the event being open to painters (Period covered: under 45 years. With the collaboration of the Italian 1st January, 1993 to 31st December, 1993) Cultural Institute, an exceptionally fine collection of Italian graphics of the second half of the 20th Century was held in the Salon of the Auberge de Provence. Equally memorable were two collections of Ganni Fenech and Joseph M. Borg Xuereb- two pioneers of MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS Maltese contemporary art. On the occasion of the second event, the Museum of Fine Arts published an Through its annual programme of exhibitions, held illustrated monograph with an essay by Mr Dominic in the galleries of the Museums Department (Annex I), Cutajar, Curator of Fine Arts, entitled Joseph M. Borg the Museum of Fine Arts continued to make a · Xuereb and the renewal of Maltese vernacular aesthetics. considerable contribution to the art and culture of Malta The event was intended to be a tribute to an artist and which among other benign effects, has served as an man of culture whose contribution and inspiration -in encouragement for other galleries and budding art very difficult times- has rarely been acknowledged. centres to develop in various parts of Malta and Gozo. The exhibitions run by the Museums Department, not The Salon of the Auberge de Provence continued to only enrich the character of the country's <;ulture and prove a popular and attractive venue both for large-scale foster a deeper awareness among those with an interest cultural events and social occasions.