Our 2020 Education Actions
To address our education challenges it requires authorities, schools, parents and educators to collectively commit to a stronger educational culture, that considers the arts as an integral component of upbringing and development. In addition, the inclusion of the arts and culture in an educational system supports the development of an inclusive and active multicultural society. It also improves the […]
Our 2020 Education Objectives
Over the next five years we plan to invest one million euro in education programmes that bring together creative professionals and young people to ensure that every young person in Malta and Gozo will be able to experience creative projects. We wish to promote self-expression, learning and reflection from a very young age.
Our 2020 Training Actions
We will also organise training sessions for creative practitioners to build skills related to mobility and international development, business and financial planning and marketing. Part of this process includes the development of an apprenticeship scheme that will expose young artists to the work of creative professionals.
Kreattiv
The KREATTIV funding programme engages educators and creative practitioners in dialogue and collaboration while encouraging students and educators towards further engagement within the creative sector. KREATTIV aims to bring creative practitioners into schools to work with teachers and students to inspire, learn and create in a collaborative and innovative way. More info here.
Culture Pass
Under this initiative, every secondary school student in Malta and Gozo is experiencing a minimum of one artistic production a year produced by creative professionals and presented through a curated programme. This is one of the deliverables of Arts Council Malta’s Strategy2020. Click to download the updated Official Guidelines, updated Application Form and the Claim form in English. Click to download the Official Guidelines, Application […]
Tax Deduction on fees paid for Cultural and Creative Courses
Parents of children under 16 who attended Cultural or Creative courses during 2017 can now apply for a tax deduction scheme of up to a maximum of €100 for each child. If the course was provided by an entity or individual recognised by Arts Council Malta, parents are entitled to claim a deduction against their […]
