MIM shifts to virtual learning during this time

The Malta Institute of Management, a non-profit making professional body for managers and people aspiring to work in management, has taken measures to deal with the current situation.

Days ago, MIM set up lecture rooms at a one-metre distance between one student and another. Furthermore, MIM shifted all the taught lectures to virtual online steaming on a professional platform, allowing lecturers to resume teaching, while ensuring the highest health precautions for both the students and the lecturers.

MIM is aware that as days pass by, more people will be staying at home for their own safety. A spokesperson said this might be the right opportunity for training, re-training and not missing on CPE hours – learning activities that enable Malta Institute of Accountants members/warrant holders to perform competently within their professional environment. MIM is already working on organising additional online sessions on ranging topics, including Management and Leadership.

The Malta Academy for Taxation Studies, an academy launched last October, concurrently is working on providing online sessions on tax provisions as well as recent tax treatment changes on cohabitation and marital status.

The spokesperson said that in spite of the current situation, the Institute strives to maintain its top standard delivery of courses, educational programmes and training. MIM will keep on increasing its activity by exploring new market needs, in a virtual manner and is set to offer more, at this particular time, at special rates.