Abstract:

The Protestant College founded in 1846 by the prominent people of England with the cooperation of the missionary societies set out to bring light and civilization to the East people, and bring the local youth together with the values of the West. It was named as a beacon light in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea in the days of its foundation. In this college, which continued its activities for twenty-two years, it was trained a lot of young people belonging to various nationalities from the Middle East, Anatolia and the Balkans. This article will first touch upon Malta’s missionaries and briefly refer to the educational institutions on the island, and then examine the aims, founders and curriculum of Malta College. The judgments and evaluations of the college will not be limited only to educational practices, but will be enriched by the biographies of those who are related to the institution and who can be informed about it.