Alliance Française of Malta

Description of the partner

The Alliance française de Malte-Méditerranée has been promoting French culture and language in Malta for over 60 years. Over 400 students a year are trained at our centre to high educational standards. The Alliance Française de Malte-Méditerranée traces its roots back to 1946, when the Cercle des Amis de la Culture Française was formed at the University of Malta. The Cercle became the Alliance Française in 1959. As a language centre, the Alliance Française de Malte-Méditerranée is the only centre accredited in Malta for the DELF and DALF examinations, the TEF and other certificates from the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry and La Sorbonne Nouvelle.
The Alliance Française de Malte-Méditerranée is also a cultural centre which organises events throughout the year, such as the Journées du Film Français, the Beaujolais Nouveau tasting, the Bir-Miftuh festival and many others. The Alliance Française de Malte-Méditerranée also offers various training opportunities for teachers of French in Malta and Gozo.

The mission

CULTURAL OFFERING

• Participation in programming and cultural mediation (Fête de la musique, Fête de la Francophonie, etc.)
• Promoting the French-speaking world and the French language by running one-off workshops (cooking workshops, discovering French regions, etc.),
• Helping to set up a series of films and debates
• Mediation for the Microfolies project
• Helping to run the Petite Auberge de France

EDUCATIONAL OFFER

• Helping to organise French language certification sessions
• Setting up and running activities in various partner schools

RESOURCE CENTRE

• Promotion of the media library’s resources
• Getting to grips with and promoting the Culturethèque platform
• Running workshops/reading clubs
• Reading children’s stories

COMMUNICATION

• Support for social networking
• Creation of cultural and promotional visuals
• Helping to produce the fortnightly cultural newsletter
• During their assignment, the volunteers will work closely with the teaching, cultural and administrative teams. and administrative teams.

Candidate profile

The volunteer’s motivation is the primary criterion for a Civic Service assignment.

This programme is available to young people aged 20 and over, and a good level of English (B2) is required.

Curious, dynamic, organised, fluent speakers with a taste for communication, culture and content creation will be appreciated.

Accommodation

Volunteers are responsible for their own accommodation. You should expect to pay around 500 to 600 euros a month for a shared flat or studio.