Young women in Malta with an interest in entrepreneurship now have an exciting opportunity to develop their skills and ideas in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) through the FEM-Up Academy.
This initiative, spearheaded by Skills Zone Malta, aims to equip participants with the tools and confidence needed to bring their entrepreneurial visions to life.
The FEM-Up Academy is a free mentoring programme designed specifically for women aged 18 to 35. While the core target group is women aged 18 to 30, organisers have extended eligibility to include those up to 35 years old.
Participants must reside in Malta, have a minimum B2 level of English proficiency, and, ideally, an innovative idea in the STEAM fields.
For those without a fully formed concept, support is available to help them develop one.
What’s on Offer?
The programme offers a comprehensive suite of resources and activities to nurture entrepreneurial talent, including:
One standout feature of the FEM-Up Academy is the opportunity for participants to compete in the “FEM-Up Your Idea” contest.
This competition, held in Maribor, Slovenia, will offer participants a chance to pitch their ideas on an international stage and vie for the title of the most innovative and tangible business concept.
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