The Nationalist Party has welcomed the drop in absenteeism in state schools but pointed out that absenteeism issues need to be addressed even from the point of view of education quality, especially in...

The 2015 issue of the Journal of Euromed Pharmacy (JEMP) has been launched during the recently held Annual Pharmacy Symposium 2015. The journal is published by the Department of Pharmacy of the...

"Mediterranean Sea: the almost landlocked sea separating southern Europe from Africa, connected with the Atlantic Ocean by the Strait of Gibraltar, with the Black Sea by the Bosporus, and (since 1869)...

Four recent Bachelor of Engineering and Architecture graduates had the opportunity to present their final year dissertation to a large audience of professional architects and civil engineers,...

The English Language Teaching (ELT) segment is a niche that attracts nearly 80,000 students annually and in 2014, English Language Schools alone employed approximately 2,300 teaching and non-teaching...

Malta Information Technology Agency executive chairman Tony Sultana has stressed on the importance of public sector recruitment of students so that they accustomed to e-government services, while also...

A report published by a non-government organisation – The Today Public Policy Institute – highlights the urgent need to address Malta’s water-related growing problem. Martin...

Church school ballots for Kindergarten 1 are to take place tomorrow, the Church’s education secretariat confirmed. In a statement, the secretariat said that in November last year, it...

A total 56,000 worth of prizes have been distributed to local innovators and craftsmen during a prize-giving ceremony  held today called ‘Premju Gieh l-Artigjanat Malta 2014’ and...

The head of the public service, Mario Cutajar, announced that as from October, the University of Malta and Mcast will be offering more courses for public officers which will eventually lead to a...