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BELS Gozo

Kerċem, MaltaEnglish

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Overview

BELS Gozo is a year-round, owner-run English school for adults in Kerċem, a village on Gozo. The school occupies a converted traditional house with a garden, terrace and library. Students can spend breaks outdoors or review classwork in the library, with nearby Victoria as a base for daily life. General English is available in standard groups and in smaller groups for students who prefer more opportunities to speak. It helps to compare group size and teaching time together, especially if your stay is short. Outside class, students can explore Gozo’s villages, coast and historic sites and use English in everyday settings. The Kerċem campus suits adults who prefer village life and a quieter study environment. Gozo requires an island crossing, so consider ferry times and the onward trip to your accommodation when planning arrival and departure. Families who want children to study alongside adults can ask the school about individual or semi-individual lessons for children on the dates they need.

Official source 1 · Checked 2026-11-08

Student mix

This figure for the Gozo school appears in its 50+ programme guide. The reporting period and number of students are unspecified. Nationality shares and percentages for other age groups have not been verified. The mix may vary by date and class.

Age group
Age groupShare
50 and overOver 60%

Official student mix · Checked 2026-11-08

Courses

General English runs on weekdays. Standard has 20 lessons or 15 hours per week, and Intensive has 30 lessons or 22 hours 30 minutes. Lessons last 45 minutes. Standard groups have up to 12 students, with an advertised average of eight, and accept beginners. At Gozo, individual Business English can be taken alone or alongside group classes. The Gozo campus guide gives a mini-group maximum of eight, while the general mini-group fact box gives six. The shared course guide lists age 16, while the Gozo 50+ programme lists an 18-year minimum for classes. Confirm the limits for your chosen option.

Official source 1 · Official source 2 · Official source 3 · Official source 4 · Checked 2026-11-08

Fees

The school’s 2026 adult packages page lists a Gozo 50+ option with General English 20, a private half-board homestay room and arrival transfer. For one to seven weeks it lists €780 for the first week and €640 for each additional week. Applying the €60 weekly low-season reduction to four weeks gives a package price of €2,460. This calculation uses the 50+ offer. Ask the school whether the same rate is available to other adults, whether accommodation covers 28 nights and whether the eco contribution is included. Flights and the optional cultural package are excluded. Check the start and end dates of tuition and accommodation separately on the quote. The 50+ social programme is a one-week add-on with specified start dates. The four-week English package does not include four weeks of social activities. Checked 8 November 2026. The first week is priced differently from later weeks. Before the low-season reduction, the four published weekly charges total €2,700.

Official source 1 · Official source 2 · Checked 2026-11-08

Accommodation

Gozo homestays include a private half-board option. The address, route to class and bathroom facilities depend on the assigned household. BELS also lists self-catering apartments on Gozo and packages with a private student-residence room. Meal and travel arrangements differ from homestay. Malta’s airport is on the main island. If booking a transfer through the school, confirm which stages of the journey to Gozo are included. BELS says its Gozo hosts are in the area around the school and nearby villages. The host guide lists linen, towels and weekly cleaning. The advertised airport route involves a road transfer to Ċirkewwa, a ferry, and another driver on Gozo.

Official source 1 · Official source 2 · Official source 3 · Checked 2026-11-08

Location

Triq Ta’ Doti, Kerċem, Gozo, Malta

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