Continuous learning ‘calls upon us to be curious and ambitious’ – BOV Chairperson Gordon Cordina
He spoke during BOV’s first graduation ceremony since the COVID-19 pandemic.
MCAST CEO Joachim James Calleja attends WFCP Congress as Keynote Speaker
This was the second time Profs. Calleja was asked to address this World Congress.
‘Choosing a learning and career path can be exciting and overwhelming all at once’ – MCAST CEO
Over 190 full-time courses are being offered by the college.
James Calleja – ‘We have seen huge developments in the VET sector’
In the next of this new series of 50 Business Leaders 2022 interviews, MCAST CEO James Calleja sheds light on ...
Rebranding is significant step in company’s evolution, says Edu Alliance CEO Martin Borg
Company - formerly MB Consult - is market leader for education and training management consultancy services in Malta.
‘An excellent opportunity for students to learn’ – Vibe FM becomes MCAST’s official radio station
This year’s student population at MCAST is reported to exceed 7,000.
‘Back to school after more than 10 years’ – iSoftBet CPO speaks of education and career balance
Andrew Bonnici has been working in the iGaming industry for almost eight years.
‘Domain Academy is proud to partner up with Nest Academy’ – CEO Robert Darmanin
Through the new partnership, the Higher Education institution is launching its first International Satellite Campuses in Dubai and India.
MCAST’s Strategic Plan reflects ‘outward-looking & responsive role to changing labour market’ – CEO
As MCAST celebrates its 20th anniversary, the college has launched the consultation process for its Act and Strategic Plan 2022-2027.
‘You cannot stop learning in the age of technology’ – James Calleja
Established in 2001 as Malta’s leading vocational college, MCAST has become the educational home for 12,000 full- and part-time students.
‘Leadership is all about people’ – Rose Anne Cuschieri
With a career in education spanning over three decades, the CEO at Malta Further and Higher Education Authority looks back ...
Continuous learning ‘calls upon us to be curious and ambitious’ – BOV Chairperson Gordon Cordina
He spoke during BOV’s first graduation ceremony since the COVID-19 pandemic.
MCAST CEO Joachim James Calleja attends WFCP Congress as Keynote Speaker
This was the second time Profs. Calleja was asked to address this World Congress.
‘Choosing a learning and career path can be exciting and overwhelming all at once’ – MCAST CEO
Over 190 full-time courses are being offered by the college.
James Calleja – ‘We have seen huge developments in the VET sector’
In the next of this new series of 50 Business Leaders 2022 interviews, MCAST CEO James Calleja sheds light on ...
Rebranding is significant step in company’s evolution, says Edu Alliance CEO Martin Borg
Company - formerly MB Consult - is market leader for education and training management consultancy services in Malta.
‘An excellent opportunity for students to learn’ – Vibe FM becomes MCAST’s official radio station
This year’s student population at MCAST is reported to exceed 7,000.
‘Back to school after more than 10 years’ – iSoftBet CPO speaks of education and career balance
Andrew Bonnici has been working in the iGaming industry for almost eight years.
‘Domain Academy is proud to partner up with Nest Academy’ – CEO Robert Darmanin
Through the new partnership, the Higher Education institution is launching its first International Satellite Campuses in Dubai and India.
MCAST’s Strategic Plan reflects ‘outward-looking & responsive role to changing labour market’ – CEO
As MCAST celebrates its 20th anniversary, the college has launched the consultation process for its Act and Strategic Plan 2022-2027.
‘You cannot stop learning in the age of technology’ – James Calleja
Established in 2001 as Malta’s leading vocational college, MCAST has become the educational home for 12,000 full- and part-time students.
‘Leadership is all about people’ – Rose Anne Cuschieri
With a career in education spanning over three decades, the CEO at Malta Further and Higher Education Authority looks back ...
