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Zoran Janus, Assistant Director of Studies in Valletta, Malta
Zoran has been teaching and working in education since 1999. He taught English as a foreign language in Serbia at primary and secondary schools, where he was a school principal for 9 years as well. Having a passion for travelling, he decided to combine pleasure and work, so he moved first to Turkey and then,…
Read MoreCavendish School of English takes you everywhere
Have you ever dreamed of studying English in the UK and having the opportunity to visit lots of interesting places while you’re there? Stop dreaming, because it’s real! Cavendish School of English offers a variety of programmes for junior students full of excursions and activities. At Cavendish School of English, we believe that in order…
Read MoreMy experience at Cavendish School of English
In March 2019, I went to Malta for the first time in order to do an internship at Cavendish School of English for 5 weeks. On my first day at Cavendish I had a really nice welcome. Tess, the Head of School and Zoran, her Assistant Director, showed me around and were helpful and friendly…
Read MoreWhat content should be included in a perfect English language course book?
Our teachers met with James Pallister, ELT sales executive, and Laura Palmer, who is a publishing editor, to discuss how ELT course books could be improved in future editions. The teachers gave professional feedback about what sections of the course books are good for students’ language development and what sections could be slightly changed.…
Read MoreLondon, Oxford & Brighton: perfect places to learn English
Are you already thinking about what to do next summer? We’ve got the perfect plan for you which includes fun as well as the opportunity to keep improving your English. Every year, more and more people decide to study on an English course abroad, especially in the UK. You will be able to learn and…
Read MoreThe Colours of English
Does winter make you feel blue? Does it make you want to sit next to a red hot fire with a book? OK, maybe that’s a white lie – perhaps you’d prefer watching TV instead! There are many expressions in English that use colours to talk about emotions, situations, or activities. Here are just a…
Read MoreNice words from our long term students Joao Pedro and Yuri
Joao Pedro from Brazil “I liked the books, teaching methods and teachers. They are attentive, knowledgeable and very kind. I liked all lessons and I would recommend Cavendish School to everyone.” Yuri from Japan “I liked speaking about different cultures. When I started my course, I didn’t speak very much. Now, after 6 months…
Read MoreFive Fabulous Festive Facts!
We know that not everyone celebrates Christmas and the New Year in the same way. Actually, it’s very interesting to find out what people normally do at this time of year. Although most try to spend time with their families, there are a lot of different and unique traditions in every country. Do you want…
Read MoreChristmassy mood!
Cavendish students are already in a Christmassy mood! We organised a festive party and checked their knowledge about the upcoming celebration. Students from European countries learnt Christmas vocabulary in English and students who don’t normally celebrate Christmas found out about different customs and traditions connected with this winter holiday. During the break, they had a…
Read MoreLet’s place adjectives in order
Do native English speakers drive a big blue car or a blue big car? Do you have any pretty silk clothes in your wardrobe, or some silk pretty clothes? How about those who own lovely antique French furniture…or perhaps we should say antique French lovely furniture…or is it French antique lovely furniture?! Adjectives are a…
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