Sertifikati

English UK is the world’s leading language teaching association with more than 400 members – all accredited by the British Council – including private language schools, educational trusts and charities and language centres in further education colleges and universities.

FIYTO – the Federation of International Youth Travel Organizations – is an open, world-wide, non-political and non-sectarian travel trade association.

Since its inception in 1950, the aim of FIYTO has been to promote educational, cultural, and social travel among young people. Over the years, FIYTO has experienced significant growth in its membership and its members’ turnover of travelers, tickets, and overnights.

Quality English schools are committed to providing high quality English language courses to international students.

Quality English member schools are:

specialists in teaching English as a foreign language (EFL)
accredited by an appropriate authority
independently and locally managed (not part of a chain)
carefully selected by means of
- asking the opinion of past and present clients
- a personal inspection by the Chief Executive of Quality English
 

Non-collegiate accreditation is in respect of a specified range of courses. The definition of this range will be a matter of agreement between the Reporting Inspector and the organisation at the time of the inspection and will be indicated on the certificate of accreditation.

Cambridge ESOL offers the world's leading range of certificates for learners and teachers of English - taken by over 3 million people in 130 countries. They help people gain entrance to university or college, improve job prospects or measure progress in English. More than 11,000 employers, universities and government bodies around the world

- Meet certain quality standards in the teaching of Spanish
- Meet the legal requirements for carrying out teaching activities
- Have adequate teaching resources
- Have a properly qualified and trained teaching team
- Have a teaching plan guaranteeing satisfactory progress
- Set a maximum number of students per class
- Issue certificates
- Present publicity which reflects accurately the services offered
- Outline course and supplementary services fees clearly
- Address complaints

The Federation of English Language Teaching Organisations Malta – FELTOM is a self regulating, non-profit organisation, dedicated to promoting professionalism within the language learning industry.

The Federation has always been at the forefront of establishing quality standards within the English as a Foreign Language (EFL) industry. FELTOM’s early Codes of Conduct formed the basis of national legislation which today regulates State licensing of English Language schools in Malta and Gozo.

GWEA (Global Work Experience Association) The GWEA was founded in 2002 as an initiative of the Federation of International Youth Travel Organizations (FIYTO) and as thus has evolved as well into the WYSE confederation under the WYSE Work Abroad program

NAFSA Founded in 1948 as the National Association of Foreign Student Advisers. The name was changed in 1990 to NAFSA: Association of International Educators and is headquartered in Washington, DC. This non-profit organization promotes the exchange of students and scholars between universities worldwide. Members are also encouraged to enhance the international perspective in all curricula.