Education, Science and Technology

Financial support to help youth organisations/groups develop and increase resources and improve the premises they use.

Accreditation serves to gain access to European Voluntary Service (EVS) and to ensure that the principles and minimum quality standards of EVS are met.

Registered organisations with Aġenzija Żgħażagħ may hire equipment against a fully refundable deposit. The deposit will be fully refunded once the equipment is returned on time, fully functional and in the same condition that was handed over to the organisation.

Be Active is a competitive scheme where youth organizations apply for funding by developing a community project related to a number of priority topics.

The aim of this card is to promote mobility, increase youth information and encourage the participation of youths abroad. Among the benefits, young people will have access to information and discounts both locally and abroad.

Aġenzija Żgħażagħ in collaboration with Band Clubs Association annually organise the 'Musical Tuition for Young People in Band Clubs’ scheme, as part of its Programme to Support Youth Organisations.This scheme is managed by the agency through the Parliamentary Secretariat for Youth, Sport and Voluntary Organisations. Band Clubs in various localities around Malta and Gozo provide young people with the opportunity to learn and develop their musical skills.

The main aim behind this scheme is to provide financial assistance to local Band Clubs to come up with initiatives and proposals which encourage young people to learn how to play a musical instrument and/or improve the tuition services that are already being provided. They can also come up with sustainable and innovative initiatives to develop and /or upgrade their current teaching facilities and services.

The youth activity centres are spaces that can be used by youth organisations to organise event such as seminars, live ins or youth exchanges.

The youth activity centres are spaces that can be used by youth organisations to organise event such as seminars, live ins or youth exchanges.

The Students' Maintenance Grants’ Board (SMGB) within the Ministry for Education, in collaboration with the Institute for the Public Service within the People and Standards’ Division at the Office of the Prime Minister, are inviting full-time students having finished compulsory secondary education including those in their final year of their studies (Form V/Year 11) to apply for the provision of summer work opportunities for, students 2022.

The warrant is to provide youth workers with a benchmark for good professional behaviour and practice. It is intended to guide and support youth workers in fulfilling their professional duties and responsibilities, and to uphold professional standards and the continuous improvement of such standards.