The Best Courses in Malta:

If you’ve been keeping an eye on Malta’s job scene, you’ll know things have gotten pretty exciting lately. Thanks to new and growing industries like gaming and finance, an influx of international corporations and a diverse range of job opportunities have created a diversified and exciting job market.

But what does this mean for someone looking to study? It means there are some great careers available locally with the right tools and education.

Let’s dive in and check out the best courses in Malta for 2023, tailored for the evolving job market locally.

1. Diploma in Business Management (MQF level 5)

What you’ll learn:

Dive into the world of business operations, leadership strategies, and market analysis. This course is designed to give you the tools to manage businesses effectively, be it a bustling e-commerce startup or a local manufacturing plant.

Careers Guide:

Given the growth of new sectors, business managers are in high demand not just in traditional areas like tourism and retail, but also in gaming and finance. Roles might include Business Development Manager in a gaming company or an Operations Manager in a financial institution.

Salary Expectation:

Our graduates can expect a starting salary of around €25,000 annually, with potential growth based on experience and specific industry. An experienced business professional with a level 5 qualification can expect to make between €28,000 to €37,000, depending on experience. This can jump significantly depending on the sectors. In fields such as consulting and gaming in Malta, experienced professionals can make upwards of €45,000 per annum.

Cost of the Course:

€220 per month for 14 months. No hidden fees. Find out more about payments here.

2. Diploma in Human Resources (MQF level 5)

What you’ll learn:

HR isn’t just about hiring and firing; it’s about understanding people, company culture, and creating a cohesive work environment. Dive deep into recruitment strategies, employee relations, training, and so much more.

Careers Guide:

Every company, be it a groundbreaking tech startup or a well-established finance firm, needs a strong HR backbone. With this diploma, you’re equipping yourself to be the bridge between management and staff, ensuring smooth operations, a happy workplace, and facilitating the growth and development of employees. Whether it’s crafting the right workplace policies, developing training programs, or leading talent acquisition, HR professionals are the unsung heroes making sure everything ticks along nicely.

Salary Expectation:

Jumping into the HR world? Expect a starting salary somewhere between €22,000 to €24,000 annually. As you grow and specialize, there’s room for that number to climb! An established HR professional with a Level 5 or above eduction can expect a salary between €35,000 to €42,000 per annum in Malta, depending on the industry.

Cost of the Course:

€220 per month for 14 months. No hidden fees. Find out more about payments here.

3. Diploma in IT & Computing (MQF level 5)

What you’ll learn:

This course isn’t just about coding. It’s about understanding the digital landscape, from building software to ensuring robust cybersecurity measures. Get a grip on network designs, database management, and even some AI basics.

Careers Guide:

In today’s digital age, IT professionals are the architects of the virtual world. Malta’s burgeoning tech scene means businesses, from gaming to finance, need tech-savvy folks to keep them online and ahead of the curve. Whether you’re troubleshooting server issues, designing a user-friendly app, or safeguarding data, IT and computing experts are invaluable assets in nearly every sector.

Salary Expectation:

For those entering the IT realm, you can anticipate starting salaries around €23,000 to €28,000. With tech always evolving, there’s plenty of room for growth and specialization, which can bump up those figures. An experienced IT professional with a Level 5 or above education can expect a salary of between €38,000 to €45,000. This can be higher in the gaming, finance or consulting industries in Malta. Specialisation in cyber security or other in-demand sectors can also increase this significantly, with the average salary of an experienced Cyber security professional being upwards of +€50,000 in Malta.

Cost of the Course:

€220 per month for 14 months. No hidden fees. Find out more about payments here.

4. Diploma in Accounting and Finance (MQF level 5)

What you’ll learn:

Money makes the world go round, and this course ensures you understand its dance. Learn about financial accounting, delve into investment strategies, and understand the ins and outs of taxation and audits.

Careers Guide:

Every business, whether it’s a fresh startup or a giant corporation, requires clear financial navigation. Accountants and finance gurus ensure fiscal stability, offer insights into financial growth, and play a crucial role in strategic planning. So, whether you’re preparing financial statements, advising on investment opportunities, or ensuring tax compliance, this role is central to a business’s success.

Salary Expectation:

As you embark on a journey into the financial world, expect a starting salary between €21,000 to €25,000. As with all fields, as you garner experience and perhaps a few more qualifications, those numbers can certainly climb. Fully qualified accountants with an ACCA (your diploma will prepare you to start your ACCA journey) can expect to earn between €29,000 to €40,000 per annum, depending on experience.

Cost of the Course:

€220 per month for 14 months. No hidden fees. Find out more about payments here.

Boost Your Qualification with the Malta 70% Back “Get Qualified” Scheme

The Malta Get Qualified Scheme is a Maltese government initiative that allows students who complete a study programme to receive a refund on 70% of their tuition fees. In short, it gives you 70% back on your tuition fees on a recognised certification, diploma, degree or post-graduate degree.

Applying for the scheme can seem a bit intimidating and many students don’t know where to start. We’ve created this handy little guide with everything you need to get your 70% refund in Malta.

Pathway to University

These diplomas are not just an endpoint. Upon completion, students can progress to a full University Bachelor’s Degree with just one more year. Prestigious British Universities like the University of Derby (UoD), University of Lincoln (UoL), University of Portsmouth (UoP), and the University of Sunderland offer online top-up programmes, allowing diploma holders to jump directly into the final year of a bachelor’s degree.

What We Do

In Malta and planning your future? Our courses are your one-stop solution. Aside from offering best-in-class education, we will provide full assistance after you graduate, helping you transition to further studies – if that’s what you’re looking for – and even help with enrolment onto our ACCA Course or University Degrees with our trusted partners. We’ll also help you with the 70% back Get Qualified scheme. It’s the seamless way to advance your career with local support every step of the way.

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