The Malta Business Weekly

Business Career Expo held at MCAST

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The MCAST’s Institute of Business Management and Commerce (IBMC) is organising the second edition of the Business Career Expo, a twoday event focusing on career paths related to the business world.

President of Malta George Vella visited the Expo on 29 March. College principal and CEO, Prof. Joachim James Calleja, welcomed and accompanie­d the President as he met staff and students. More than €8,000 collected from this event were donated to the Malta Community Chest Fund.

The Business Career Expo is intended to bring industry partners closer and benefit from the opportunit­y to meet the College’s students in their academic environmen­t. Nineteen industry partners in different industrial business settings participat­ed in the career expo.

During the expo, students following business-related courses at the College could meet and discuss future opportunit­ies with industry partners, providing them with the perfect networking session. The College makes every effort to ensure that its students understand the importance of the business world.

Institute director Andrew Galea explained: “The IBMC regularly organises networking events, programme reviews with industry partners, job exposures within its courses and real-life cases within the lectures. This is part of the College’s industry-on-campus approach that prepares all students for employment and, more importantl­y, with the right soft skills required. We are grateful for the constant support received from industry.”

The IBMC currently has over 1,200 students attending fulltime courses. The Institute offers programmes in management, marketing, accountanc­y, finance and other business-related subjects ranging from entry-level up to Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree courses.

The main partner in this event was Supercharg­er Ventures Ltd, an internatio­nal EdTech accelerato­r company supporting education institutio­ns by partnering with leading universiti­es worldwide to be able to promote innovation within education.

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