Classic Club - Malta WHAT'S INCLUDED DATES AVAILABLE. 14 June - 31 August 2014

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Classic Club - Malta The EC Classic Club is a young learner programme set in the northern coast of Malta, with accommodation at a hotel in Qawra. Parents and guardians will have peace of mind knowing that their children are being properly looked after in a comfortable, safe and secure environment. Students will be staying at a hotel in Qawra, either Canifor Hotel, Qawra Palace Hotel or Suncrest Hotel, on the Northern coast of Malta. ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS Canifor Hotel Nakkri Road Qawra SPB 05 Suncrest Hotel Qawra Coast Road Qawra SPB 1902 Qawra Palace Hotel Qawra Coast Road Qawra SPB 1900 WHAT'S INCLUDED General English course Course materials End of course certificate Return airport transfers Full board accommodation Supervised activity programme (per week): 5 half-day activities and 3 evening activities 1 full-day activity (for students staying minimum 2 weeks) EC bus to school and all activities Welcome pack International classes MAP DATES AVAILABLE 14 June - 31 August 2014 AGES 13-17 years ARRIVAL DAY Saturday or Sunday* DEPARTURE DAY Saturday or Sunday* EMERGENCY NUMBERS +356 9946 7078 *Please note, packages include accommodation for 7 nights per week, thus arrival on a Saturday and departure on a Sunday will incur an extra night's fee. If the students flight arrives after 22:00 please ensure that the airport transfer information is received by EC at least 2 days prior to arrival to ensure that rooms are available upon arrival. In the case of a late night arrival an extra night fee will be charged. If a late check out is required, this may incur an additional charge. TRAVEL TIME FROM AIRPORT Malta International Airport: 40 minutes GETTING TO SCHOOL & ACTIVITIES Students are transported to school and activities by a private EC bus service, 1

Accommodation BOARD STATUS Full board consists of breakfast, hot/packed lunch and dinner. BATHROOMS Ensuite Bathroom. TYPE OF ROOM Students are placed in triple/quad rooms with other students of the same gender (normally different nationality) unless they request to stay with a friend in advance. ROOMS INCLUDE desk/table where students can do their homework storage space TV air-conditioning Any additional charges incurred after arrival have to be paid directly by the student. Please note: A 50 damage deposit will be requested by the hotel during check in. This will be returned upon student departure unless any damages have been made. LINEN/TOWELS Bed linen and towels are provided. Students should bring their own beach towels. WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE ACCOMMODATION lounge area computer area outdoor pool International leaders are accommodated in twin rooms shared with other international leaders. If international leaders book a single room, a supplement will be charged at the time of booking and the room will be reserved based on availability. CLEANING Rooms and communal areas are cleaned every other day, linen and towels are changed at least once a week. LAUNDRY Laundry facilities are available, the price for a 3kg bundle is approximately 12 (subject to change) SUPERVISION For added security and assistance, live-in EC supervisors will stay at the hotel. There is 1 social leader per 15 students. 2

Meals BREAKFAST Continental breakfast: Tea, coffee, milk & fruit juice / choice of fresh bread, butter, jam & marmalade / ham & cheeses / yogurt / choice of cereals. LUNCH Packed lunch: A sandwich, fruit, a bar of chocolate/pastry and a 500ml bottle of water. During the week packed lunches are collected at school. At the weekend packed lunches are collected from the accommodation. Hot Lunch: Every other day at school. Lunches include a hot snack coupled with a salad (pasta / rice / vegetables) and a dessert such as fruit or an item of confectionery and a 500ml bottle of water. DINNER Buffet-style dinner offering a choice of starters, mains and desserts. Water will be served with dinner. DIETARY REQUIREMENTS If students have specific diet requirements (e.g. Gluten free / vegetarian / Halal), EC must be informed of this prior to the student's arrival. Please note: For gluten-free meals a supplement may apply. Temperatures in Malta during summer are quite high and students therefore, need to drink plenty of water. Whilst water is provided during meals, students will be expected to buy bottled water at other times, during activities and school. It is important to take this into account when evaluating the amount of pocket money needed. MEDICAL EC must be advised upon booking of any medical conditions, allergies or medication that needs to be administered to students. Students must have adequate health, accident and travel insurance while attending any of our programmes which must be acquired prior to their arrival. European students travelling with a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) are entitled to free public healthcare. Non EU nationals will be charged for public health care, provided their E111 card is presented upon admittance. They will be asked to leave a deposit of 70 upon admittance, with any additional amounts due to be paid prior to departure. Students requesting private medical treatment must be prepared to pay approximately 25 to see a doctor; this must be paid at the time of their visit. The doctor's certificate and the payment receipt will be given to the student, who must keep the documents and ensure that they are kept safe. 3

Learning Centre MAXIMUM CLASS SIZE Address: 15 students 14-27 June: EC Malta, St. Julian's MINIMUM COURSE DURATION 30 June - 31 August: 1 week St Martin's College Swatar Road Swatar Chiswick House School 38, Antonio Schembri Street Kappara, San Gwann Students will attend lessons at St. Martin s College or Chiswick House School (with the exception of the first weeks of the programme when students will attend EC Malta in St. Julian's). All our learning centres provide a safe and comfortable environment which is highly conducive to English language learning. Learning centres are fully air-conditioned. Course: General English 20 lessons per week (total of 15 hours) 1 lesson = 45 minutes The course will help improve English language skills by focusing on the key areas: reading, writing, speaking and listening. A strong focus is placed on speech and using the language confidently and fluently. Each centre has a dedicated EC Academic Co-ordinator. Our dedicated and professional teaching staff provide feedback and support and help students build confidence to speak English. Lessons will alternate between morning and afternoon sessions on a daily basis. EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS Educational materials are provided. Students should bring their own notepaper and pens FIRST DAY On the first day, students will be picked up at 7.15am. All students sit a placement test at school which assesses students in listening, reading, writing and use of English, allowing academic staff to place students in the relevant group for their ability. Welcome Pack Students will receive a welcome pack at the hotel. This contains useful information, emergency numbers, a timetable, safety instructions and school rules. ATTENDANCE Attendance to class is compulsory unless there is a justified reason for absence. In case of a student falling ill, an EC staff member will provide assistance. 4

SAMPLE PROGRAMME Morning Afternoon Evening Saturday Sunday Arrivals Arrivals / Free Day for Orientation Monday Placement Test & Lessons Splash & Fun Waterpark Beach Party Tuesday Harbour Cruise Lessons Free Evening Wednesday Lessons Mdina International Night Thursday Go-Karting Lessons EC Party Friday Lessons Mellieha Bay Beach Trip Free Evening Saturday Sunday Paradise Bay Beach Trip Free Day or Optional Sicily at an extra charge Monday Mdina Lessons Foam Party Tuesday Lessons Comino Trip Free Evening Wednesday Valletta Lessons International Night Thursday Lessons Golden Bay Beach Trip BBQ Night Friday Mediterraneo Marine Park Lessons Free Evening Saturday Departures / Free Day / Optional Sicily for students staying 3+ weeks This is a sample programme only and changes may occur Any lessons / activities missed will not be made up Lessons will alternate daily between morning and afternoon EXTRA ACTIVITY Diving 4 half-day lessons of PADI Open Water for beginners and PADI Advanced for experienced divers Sicily Trip Full day trip with a guided tour including a visit to Mount Etna, the largest and most active volcano in Europe All extra options substitute other activities 5

Welfare, Rules and Disciplinary Action CURFEW TIMES Curfew times are set for students' free evenings, not when attending EC activities Age 13: 22:00 hours Age: 14 16 Sunday Thursday 23:00 hours Friday & Saturday 00:00 hours Age: 17 Sunday Thursday 00:00 hours Friday & Saturday 01:00 hours ACCOMMODATION RULES Students must keep their room neat and tidy. Curfew times must be respected by all students. Students who are not living at the hotel are not allowed to stay in any of the rooms or use any of the hotel s facilities or restaurants. Girls are not allowed to stay in the boys rooms and vice versa. Students are liable for any damages/breakages caused to school/ hotel property. Payment for damages must be effected immediately. The hotel may have specific regulations that will be communicated upon the students arrival. CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS At EC, we endeavour to provide our students with the highest possible level of service. If, however, a student is unsatisfied with any aspect of their programme with EC, we ask that they inform us immediately. Most problems are small and can be quickly resolved by our staff members. During the first week of school, all students are given an Initial Course Evaluation form, in which they are asked to evaluate various aspects of their stay, such as tuition, accommodation and leisure. The form also allows students the opportunity to bring to our attention anything that is not to their satisfaction should they feel unable to speak to us directly. Solutions to any issues will be provided and all necessary parties will be notified when applicable. Students are also requested to complete an End of Course Evaluation form at the end of their stay such that they have the opportunity to provide EC with general feedback before returning to their home country. Course Certificate Students must attend all lessons and organised activities in order to receive their End of Course Certificate Money Transfer Arrangement ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION The consumption of alcohol by Junior students is not allowed. Students who consume alcohol risk being expelled from EC and repatriated to their home country at their own expense. SMOKING Smoking is NOT accepted at any time (at the residence, at school, nor during activities). The legal age for smoking in Malta is 18 years. EC does not provide a pocket money service for students. Parents should ensure their children have sufficient pocket money for the duration of their stay. Should students require pocket money during their stay, parents are asked to transfer funds through an international transfer service. Disipline In order to manage student behaviour, EC staff may issue a formal warning, notify parents, ban students from an activity or withhold the End of Course certificate, if the student misbehaves. DRUGS The consumption and/or possession of any illegal drugs will result in the immediate expulsion and repatriation of the student at their own expense. The intervention of the police may also be necessary in such an event. 6

EXPULSION EC reserves the right to expel and repatriate a student at his/her own expense for any of the reasons including but not limited to the circumstances listed below: Possession and/or use of any illegal drugs Consumption of alcohol Malicious damage to school property and/or place of accommodation Being a danger to his/her own safety or that of other students Breaking Maltese law Repeated failure to attend academic lessons and/or activities In any of the above circumstances the student will be informed that their stay is going to be terminated with immediate effect. Simultaneously EC will inform the student s agent about the student s behaviour and the course of action to be taken. The earliest flight available will be booked and an EC staff member will accompany the student to the airport to ensure that the student leaves the country safely. Following such action EC will terminate all relationships with the student and will be unable to take further responsibility for the student. No refunds will be given to any student who has been expelled. 7