Bluebrain Education Ltd will be opening its doors at SmartCity Malta in May, 2015. Bluebrain Education offers targeted English language training, geared specifically towards entities and their specific industry.

Inspired by the research undertaken as part of the Bluebrain Project, at the polytechnic University in Lausanne, and with over 30 years' experience in English language training from its founders, who have learnt and worked with various methodologies within the industry, including: Natural Learning, Laubach Method, Alpha Method,  Birkenbihl Method and Blended Learning. The Company has selected the best components of each and developed its own Bluebrain concept. This ensures faster and more sustainable learning and use of the main vocabulary and phrases.

With the combination of a holiday-feeling, classroom training and the Video Limbic Learning System - maximum fun and success are guaranteed. In the Video Limbic Learning System there are numerous films; from blockbusters to Industry specifics which can be accessed via smart phone, iPad and the Internet.

In the modern training rooms, students from the same industry will be trained by the Company's professional trainers using the latest teaching methods.

Speaking about the reasons why Bluebrain Education Ltd chose to open in Malta, the Company's Managing Director, Stephen Adeoye said "Malta has fast become one of Europe's premier EFL destinations, as the Island's ties with the English language, coupled with its fantastic natural resources have made it an attractive location for Business, Agents and private students alike. Furthermore, SmartCity Malta's vision is to create a global network of self-sustained business townships to foster the 'knowledge economy'. This is in sync with our philosophy to be as close as possible to our customers."

Commenting on the increased demand of the Business Community to learn the English language, he added "the growth of our industry is the result of the increased popularity of the English language. Today, English is so widely spoken that it is often referred to as a 'world language', the lingua franca of the modern era. Whilst English is not an official language in most countries, it is currently the language often taught as a foreign language around the world. Some linguists believe that it is no longer the exclusive cultural property of "native English speakers", but is rather a language that is absorbing aspects of cultures worldwide as it continues to grow."