Courses for young learners

The German-Maltese Circle offers the following courses for schoolchildren:

Summer 2017 German Language Revision Courses for Schoolchildren

The German-Maltese Circle is offering German Language Summer Revision Courses for students who are studying German and who are in Form 1 to Form 4. Each course will consist of 18 lessons of one and a half hours each and will be held between July and mid-September.

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German is Easy & Fun – An Introduction to German for Primary Schoolchildren

German Language Awareness sessions for children in Years 5 and 6 attending Primary Schools

Next courses start in July 2017. Click here for more information.

Winter German Language Courses for Schoolchildren

Courses for schoolchildren learning German at school as well as courses for children in Secondary Schools who wish to learn German as an extra-curricular subject. These courses prepare for the Goethe Institute Certificates FIT in Deutsch and for the SEC “O” Level German. Next courses start in October 2017.

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Language Courses

Examinations

Contact Us

Messina Palace, 141 Triq San Kristofru,
Valletta VLT1465, Malta

(+356) 2124 6967

info@germanmaltesecircle.org

facebook.com/GMCValletta

Membership

Permanent and temporary residents in Malta of German or Maltese nationality, not below the age of 18 years of age are eligible for membership to the German-Maltese Circle. Bona fide students between the ages of 14 and 18 are accepted as Junior Members.

The German-Maltese Circle organises various activities such as exhibitions, film shows, cultural tours, forums, lectures, seminars, concerts, choral performances by visiting German choirs, chanson evenings, social and sports events and in fact, anything which helps to make especially the Maltese public more conscious of German culture and the German way of life.

Section of the Dorothea von Wendland Library

The Library at the German-Maltese Circle is named after Dorothea von Wendland, the wife of a former German Ambassador, who in the early 1970’s was instrumental in the setting up of a lending and reference library in the former premises of the Circle in Floriana.

Entering through the elegant entrance hall of Messina Palace and situated in a converted arched inner yard is the Circle’s Restaurant & Coffee Shop where patrons gather in informal and cosy surroundings for a coffee break, a lunch or just a quick snack.