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The National Skills Strategy is being shaped by the people it is intended to serve. It is built on five foundations: evidence and data, quality learning, collaboration, inclusion and futures thinking. At this stage of the process, collaboration and inclusion are especially important. Following the close of the public consultation, we are evaluating the feedback received and considering how it can strengthen and refine the Strategy. This work takes time and careful consideration. Every contribution forms part of a wider national conversation about the skills Malta needs, across different sectors, communities, stages of life and forms of learning. The consultation may have closed, but our team is moving full steam ahead with the next stage of the Strategy. Further details about the launch of the National Skills Strategy will be announced soon. Keep following us! #Skills #NationalSkillsStrategy #NationalSkillsCouncil

This year, SkillScape evolves into a new format through its integration with Future Talent Forum Malta – SkillScape Global.

Malta has officially joined WorldSkills Europe. Formally ratified during the WorldSkills Europe General Assembly 2026 in Helsinki, this milestone marks more than membership within a European network, it signals Malta’s commitment to placing skills excellence, talent development and vocational achievement more prominently within the national conversation on education and future workforce development. Across Europe, EuroSkills is the skills competition recognised as a platform that showcases the highest standards of technical expertise, innovation, precision, and professionalism. It is often described as the “Olympics of Skills”, since the best young talent is celebrated in this high-stakes competition. The main objectives include demonstrating the critical role vocational and technical pathways play within competitive, resilient and future-oriented economies. Through its role as Malta’s official representative within WorldSkills Europe, the National Skills Council will contribute to European cooperation and knowledge exchange in areas related to vocational excellence, talent development and emerging workforce needs. Importantly, this step also supports wider national efforts to continue strengthening the visibility, value and prestige of vocational education and skills-based careers ensuring that technical talent is recognised not as an alternative pathway, but as a driver of innovation, opportunity, and economic growth. As Malta prepares for future participation within the WorldSkills Europe framework, this membership opens new opportunities for collaboration, benchmarking, international exposure and the development of high-performing skills ecosystems that place learners, talent and excellence at their core. Representing Malta on this occasion was Glorianne Cachia, Director-Policy & Technical Affairs at the National Skills Council.

Final opportunity to contribute! The Public consultation on Malta’s draft National Skills Strategy closes on the 20th of May 2026. If you haven’t yet had the chance share feedback, this is your last chance. Have your say and help shape Malta’s future skills ecosystem by sharing your feedback on the draft National Skills Strategy. 📄Read the strategy and summary here: https://lnkd.in/dQ4KKj7F 📧 Send feedback to https://lnkd.in/d_nXzzFF 🗓 Consultation is open until 20th May 2026 #Skills #NationalSkillsStrategy #NationalSkillsCouncil This project is funded by the European Union via the Technical Support Instrument, and implemented by the OECD, in cooperation with the European Commission.

Priority 8/8: Working together for a stronger skills system Building an effective skills system requires coordination across education, industry and policy. Strengthening collaboration, dialogue and governance helps ensure that efforts are aligned and that the system remains responsive to change. Read more on priority area 8 here: https://lnkd.in/dSMse37S The consultation is open and we invite you to take part. 📄Read the strategy and summary here: https://lnkd.in/dQ4KKj7F 📧 Send feedback to https://lnkd.in/d_nXzzFF 🗓 Consultation is open until 20 May 2026 #Skills #NationalSkillsStrategy #NationalSkillsCouncil

Priority 7/8: Maximising Malta’s talent Every skill and talent has value. Making better use of people’s abilities means supporting organisations to recognise, develop and retain talent, while ensuring that skills gained in different ways are acknowledged and visible. Read more on priority area 7 here: https://lnkd.in/dKaZsC4E Have your say and help shape Malta’s future skills ecosystem by sharing your feedback on the draft National Skills Strategy. 📄Read the strategy and summary here: https://lnkd.in/dQ4KKj7F 📧 Send feedback to https://lnkd.in/d_nXzzFF 🗓 Consultation is open until 20 May 2026 #Skills #NationalSkillsStrategy #NationalSkillsCouncil