The €54 million scheme, co-financed with EU funds, was launched by Education Minister Clifton Grima and EU Funds Minister Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi. The initiative has four aims: to widen access to education, ensure inclusivity, strengthen digital skills, and reduce early school leaving. Grima stressed that technology shapes communication, work, and travel, and students must be prepared for these realities. (Times of Malta)Employment grows by nearly 4% in AprilRegistered full-time employment in Malta reached 295,571 in April 2025, marking an increase of 3.8 per cent compared with April 2024, according to new figures. Male full-time employment grew by 3.4 per cent to 178,063, while female full-time employment rose more strongly, by 4.4 per cent, reaching 117,508.