The Breakfast Forum convened on January 17th, 2023, at the Corinthia Palace Attard by eSkills Malta Foundation was a pivotal gathering that brought together a diverse array of stakeholders. Among the attendees were representatives from training providers, the EU CodeWeek Ambassador, the EU CodeWeek Edu coordinator, leading teachers from Government and Church Schools, and delegates from tertiary education institutions such as the Faculty of ICT at the University of Malta and MCAST.
Ray Vella, Chairman of eSkills Malta Foundation, and Carm Cachia, the Foundation’s Chief Administrator, inaugurated the event, setting the stage for a fruitful exchange of ideas. Nadette Zerafa from eSkills Malta Foundation led a substantive discussion, delving into Malta’s active participation in the 2023 EU CodeWeek and highlighting the impressive achievement of hosting over 700 coding sessions.
A significant addition to the discourse was the introduction of ALL Digital, a Brussels-based European association committed to advancing digital literacy and inclusion. This brought a broader perspective to the forum, enriching the conversation on digital education initiatives.
Loranne Zammit, representing eSkills Malta Foundation, presented compelling statistics and shared best practices related to the 2023 Digital Bootcamps and Events. This detailed overview underscored the Foundation’s commitment to fostering digital skills in Malta.
In conclusion, the Breakfast Forum not only provided a platform for sharing achievements and insights but also fostered collaboration among key players in the digital education landscape. The engagement of stakeholders from various sectors signals a collective commitment to advancing digital literacy and education in Malta. The informative presentations and discussions have undoubtedly contributed to a more robust and connected ecosystem for the promotion of digital skills in the region.
Presentations:
EU CodeWeek 2023 – Malta Shines Bright












