Upskilling Malta’s Workforce: Fundamentals of 3D Printing at DIHubMT

• April 30, 2025
• Andrew

As the digital revolution continues to reshape industries, the Malta Digital Innovation Hub through DIHubMT, Malta’s European Digital Innovation Hub, is at the forefront of empowering the local workforce with the skills needed to thrive. Recognising a critical gap in foundational knowledge in multiple horizontal industries such as additive manufacturing, data, AR/VR/XR/Metaverse and others. In view of this ramping need, a course named. That is why Fundamentals of 3D Printing was launched to provide hands-on, accessible training in this transformative technology.

The Malta Digital Innovation Hub, serves as a national centre for emerging technologies, innovation, and digital transformation. Our mission is to bridge the digital skills gap, support businesses in their innovation journey, and foster a future-ready ecosystem in Malta. Through initiatives like upskilling and reskillingthe hub is serving as a platform to aid individuals and SMEs to embrace advanced technologies with confidence.

The growing relevance of particular technologies such as 3D printing across sectors from manufacturing and healthcare to design and education, highlights a an evident skills gap. And it is in this instance that MDIA provides a platform that enables exposures to such key technologies. Bridging this knowledge gap allows Malta to innovate and adapt in a fast-paced global market. Gaining foundational understanding, individuals and businesses will be more resilient not to fall behind as additive manufacturing becomes more mainstream.

That’s why upskilling through accessible courses like Fundamentals of 3D Printing is essential. Participants gain practical skills in 3D modelling, slicing software, and material selection, equipping them for creative and professional opportunities. Whether you’re a student, designer, engineer, or entrepreneur, the benefits of learning 3D printing extend beyond personal development they support economic resilience and digital empowerment across the island.

The course covers everything from 3D printing technologies and filament types to hands-on experience in producing models. Being held in April 2025, it is tailored for busy professionals and enthusiasts alike. We are proud to offer these courses free of charge to individuals, SMEs, mid-caps, and public sector organisations. DihubMT believes that upskilling and reskilling the workforce is essential to drive and adopt new technologies whilst gaining advantages within the market.

Interest in the course was overwhelming and most of the courses are filled up immediately. This strong response confirms the demand for such practical, future-facing education. As DIHubMT continues to grow Malta’s innovation landscape, DihubMT remain committed to identifying skills gaps and delivering impactful solutions that prepare our community for the challenges and opportunities ahead.

Stay connected with DIHubMT for future learning opportunities and be part of Malta’s digital transformation journey.

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