Deloitte Malta’s ACCA programme: Your future begins here

Your future begins here; Deloitte Malta's ACCA programme is your key to the future

Apr 6 2023

Starting a career in accounting has never been so easy with Deloitte Malta’s ACCA programme and now’s your chance to kickstart your future!

If you are a student who has just finished your A levels or completed a degree & wish to pursue an accountancy qualification, this is for you.

Benefit from continuous support and mentoring during your studies and gain a wealth of work experience. With an unparalleled learning journey and guidance around the optimal sequence of examinations, complete the qualification in just a three-year period with Deloitte Malta.

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With high levels of flexibility and the option to allow students to choose training providers according to their learning style, the renowned global brand offers students a structured journey which will ultimately result in them achieving their ACCA qualification.

Deloitte’s inclusive environment encourages every individual to be their true selves, allowing everyone to grow, collaborate and learn new things on a daily basis.. Offering unwavering support to the members of its community, Deloitte attempts to bring everyone together to make an impact that matters, for their clients, their people and the wider world.

To top it all off, students will be offered financial support for their studies and will also be offered salary increments with every examination passed.

Joseph Cini, Senior at Deloitte’s Gozo office

Joseph Cini, a recent ACCA graduate and Senior at Deloitte Gozo’s office, credits a great part of his success to Deloitte, stating that they were a great help and inspiration throughout his entire journey, also praising the financial support and study leave during his exam periods.

Your future beings here: visits Deloitte Malta’s career page or send an email to [email protected] with your latest CV and academic result to learn more!

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Malta International Airshow is officially back for September 2023

Apr 6 2023

The Malta International Airshow is officially back after a two year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and is scheduled for the 23rd and 24th of September.

The Malta International Airshow ‘promises to be another exhilarating event for all. Attendees can expect to see a thrilling display of aerobatic manoeuvres and static displays showcasing some of the most impressive aircraft in the world.’

The team behind this event, attended by fans of aviation both local and foreign, promised to be working hard to bring the show back and ensure that this year’s spectacle is as enjoyable (and safe) as ever.

The event will be releasing more information in regards to tickets and participation in the event soon. So if you’re interested, keep an eye out!

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First woman elected to Malta’s parliament dies aged 97

Apr 6 2023

Ann Agius Ferrante, who was Malta’s first Nationalist Party woman MP, has passed away aged 97.

The passing was announced by European Parliament President Roberta Metsola on social media, who described her as a ‘trailblazer’ and ‘formidable.’

Metsola revealed that the first thing she did when she was elected as the European Parliament’s First Vice-President was write to her.

‘I thanked her for making the path easier, for enduring so that my generation would not have to, and to promise her that I will play my part in making it easier for those who come after me. A grateful Malta will miss her. May she rest in peace’ wrote Metsola.

Agius Ferrante was also given tribute by Opposition Leader Bernard Grech, who said that she always encouraged those who wanted to contribute to society to not let anything discourage them from doing so.

Other Nationalist MPs gave tribute to her, including Eve Borg Bonello, the youngest MP ever elected in Malta, also on the PN ticket.

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Malta centre of attention in Old Trafford with Visit Malta adverts

Apr 6 2023

Malta was the centre of attention yesterday evening as Visit Malta advertisement was hung in Old Trafford during a football match between official Maltese partner, Manchester United, and Brentford.

Minister for Tourism Clayton Bartolo shared images of the banners and leaflets at the football hub and stadium – but that’s not all!

Maltese traditional food was served to those attending the match before and after the same match, which saw the Red Devils emerge victorious with a score of 1-0 over yesterday’s opponents.

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