Parliamentary Secretary for Youth, Research, and Innovation Keith Azzopardi Tanti, together with the CEO of Agenzija Zghazagh, Miriam Teuma, have presented certificates to the first group of young people who successfully completed the Life Hack pilot programme.
During the ceremony, it was announced that this programme will expand significantly from three to six middle schools for the 2026/2027 scholastic year.
Through this expansion, the Life Hack programme will reach six middle schools across Malta and Gozo, where students in Year 7 and Year 8 will have the opportunity to benefit from practical courses such as Connected Minds, MoneyWise, Creative Spark, and Take Action Through Photos.
These courses are designed to equip young people with essential skills in digital wellbeing, financial management, and the creativity needed to find new solutions.
The certificates are accredited as Level 3 Awards by the Directorate for Quality and Standards in Education (DQSE). This ensures that the non-formal learning acquired by these youths is given official value and forms an integral part of their educational profile.
Through this initiative, Agenzija Zghazagh continues to strengthen the educational journey of young people by offering them practical tools for the future.
Photo: DOI/Clodagh O’Neill