Unlock your inner creativity with CAD’s CV-boosting courses

Unlock your inner inventor with CAD’s CV-boosting courses

Sep 10 2021

Who is this for?

Are you looking to embellish your CV with experience and technical skill for future job prospects? CAD Point have you covered with their various part-time courses tailored just to help you fine-tune your skills through in-depth learning over the span of just a few weeks.

Why Apply?

The job market is demanding and requires newcomers to be equipped with not just the right knowledge but also enthusiastic quick-thinking and innovative contribution to all sorts of companies. CAD Point’s courses tackle everything to make you a local professional designer through the use of all the latest state-of-the-art technology.

Time Frame

The courses are designed to maximise the amount of knowledge and practical application in a short period of time without losing any of the quality of skill. CAD Point’s Autodesk courses are all aimed to craft such mastery with personal attention and hands on practice where one can build up their portfolio.

What’s in store?

Applicants can find various Autodesk courses to cater for a wide range of skills. Amongst them is the AutoCad 2D and 3D course, ideal for beginners, Revit Architecture and Structure, as well as Revit MEP. CAD Point also offer 3ds Max with Vray which allows one to create animation and realistic visualisations of any project, big or small.

Exciting offers ahead!

CAD Point is offering professional courses which are managed by experts in the field. They also have a current offer wherein if you book with a friend, you each get a €25 discount on any of the courses. Anyone purchasing software from CAD Point till the end of September also benefits from a €50 voucher redeemable on courses. This is your chance to unlock your potential and improve your CAD knowledge!

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Click here to view all the courses available by CAD Malta!

France set to offer free contraceptives after similar PN proposal

Sep 10 2021

PN political candidate Emma Portelli Bonnici, who is very vocal about sexual reproductive rights and healthcare, commented on the news that France will be offering free contraceptives to under-25s. Bonnici stated that this is a direct response to the fact there is a ‘dangerous decline in the use of contraceptives among some young women because of the cost, creating disparities in societies.’

She pointed out how last May, the Nationalist Party proposed that, if elected to government, Malta would follow in France’s footsteps and offer free contraception and Morning After Pill to anyone over the age of 16. Bonnici highlighted how if full equality is ever to be achieved, then ‘we must ensure that Maltese citizens are empowered with the tools and skills that they need in order to make the best decisions for themselves in terms of pregnancies and STIs.’ The UK and Spain already offer free or subsided contraception, with the call for Malta to do the same echoing louder and louder locally.

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Photo Source: Emma Portelli Bonnici FB

North Korea banned from 2022 Olympics

Sep 10 2021

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has formally suspended North Korea from any Olympic action in 2022. This ban will mean that North Korea will have to sit out the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. The country received this punishment after they decided to not send any athletes to Tokyo, because of COVID-19 scares.

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This ban was also confirmed by IOC president Thomas Bach, who said that “They were violating the Olympic Charter and did not fulfil their obligation as stated in the Olympic charter to participate,”. The IOC also confirmed that North Korea’s Olympic body would no longer receive money it was due from previous Olympic games. This ban comes only 3 years after the country hosted the Winter Olympics in 2018.

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Italy will allow the cultivation of four cannabis plants at home

Italy to allow the cultivation of four cannabis plants at home

Sep 10 2021

Italy will be decriminalising cannabis cultivation at home for personal use. Up to four cannabis plants will be possible for cultivation in a new measure adopted by the country’s Lower House justice committee. The law’s backers state that this will allow people to grow cannabis for therapeutic and medicinal use and, despite being opposed by centre-right politicians, gained enough backing to see it pass. Deputies will have a short period to adopt amendments to the law before voting.

Crimes linked to trafficking and dealing of the plant will also be increased in Italy, upped from 6 years to 10. This comes after a white paper was published in Malta last April by the government, proposing the cultivation of four plants under a number of conditions. Reforms Minister Owen Bonnici pledged to table a draft law in parliament once it opens in October, saying he is making the legislation his first priority. It is as of yet unclear if the minister’s legislation will address how the plant can be purchased.

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Photo Source: Owen Bonnici FB, Kindel Media