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Next Big Thing? Turn Your Business Dream into Reality with JA Malta!

Next Big Thing? Turn Your Business Dream into Reality with JA Malta!
Oct 15 2024 Share

Are you ready to turn your business idea into reality? The JA Malta Company Programme offers post-secondary students aged 15-17 the opportunity to experience the exciting journey of starting and running their own company. Over the course of one academic year, you’ll be guided by industry experts, collaborate with like-minded peers, and take your ideas from concept to market!

This programme gives you the chance to pitch your product and business to expert panels, receive invaluable feedback, and win awards. Plus, you might even make some money along the way! Who knows? You could be the next big entrepreneur.

Not only does this programme give you real-world business experience, but it also offers opportunities for job shadowing in the field of your choice, giving you a glimpse of your potential future career. It can even count towards your SOK project, CAS, or other similar programmes.

The JA Malta Company Programme also opens the door to international travel opportunities and allows you to network with leaders in various industries. You’ll walk away with a certification recognised by employers and an unforgettable experience of running your very own company.

Excited? Ready to take the leap? Check out the sign-up link in our bio and start your entrepreneurial journey today!

This programme is supported by HSBC Malta Foundation, Deloitte and Jobsplus.

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All The Winners & Runner-Ups Of Mdina Grand Prix 2024

All The Winners & Runner-Ups Of Mdina Grand Prix 2024
Oct 15 2024 Share

This past weekend saw rubber meet the road during the Mdina Grand Prix and Hill Climb, as car enthusiasts showed off their classy and vintage vehicles and engaged in some good old racing.

And as with every race there were victors. But a big congratulations has to go out to every other participant who keeps the classic car scene running… well, driving, in this case.

Here’s every winner from this past weekend!

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Ex-Islander Kyonne Shows 4 Year Gym Transformation

Ex-Islander Kyonne Shows 4 Year Gym Transformation
Oct 15 2024 Share

Taking to social media, Love Island Malta Season 2 contestant and finalist Kyonne Gravina shared a montage of his fitness journey – a 4 year gym transformation he shared as motivation for others.

‘Your daily motivation to keep going’, wrote the finalist. ‘4 years in and counting.’

The video shows a much younger Kyonne having just kicked off his fitness regime, going on to get closer to achieve his fitness goals.

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2 Out Of 6 Sites Narrowed Down For Offshore Wind Farm Sites

2 Out Of 6 Sites Narrowed Down For Offshore Wind Farm Sites
Oct 15 2024 Share

Malta has narrowed its search for wind farm sites in its Exclusive Economic Zone to two, down from an initial six, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli told parliament, Times of Malta reported.

Responding to a parliamentary question tabled by PN MP Rebekah Borg, the minister noted that preparatory work for a call for investment in offshore wind farms continues.

The six potential sites were identified in the National Policy for Offshore Renewable Energy, and technical studies assessed their feasibility and environmental impact, with factors like sea depth considered.

After further evaluations, a final site will be selected through a tender process, which will include geophysical study results to mitigate risks.

Dalli did not disclose the locations of the shortlisted sites, as further on-site studies are required. She confirmed that Enemalta and Interconnect Malta are collaborating to ensure the necessary infrastructure is in place to distribute the generated energy via the power grid.

Last year, six international offshore wind companies expressed interest in Malta’s policy, part of the country’s first national policy for offshore renewable energy announced in August 2023.

The plan aims to establish Malta’s first floating wind or solar farms 12 to 25 nautical miles offshore. Public consultations gathered input from 64 entities and individuals.

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