Funding Schemes
As one of Malta’s leading ICT institutes, The Institute of Computer Education (ICE Malta), strives to assist students to invest in ICT knowledge. We believe that apart from being essential to an individual’s career success on a personal basis, investment in education will also contribute to the nurturing of a dynamic successful society. To position Malta as a hub of ICT excellence, we have taken the initiative to provide information about available benefits and funding for our students. We also take pride in assisting our students in the complete application process for our students to successfully benefit from these funds.
In past academic years, students received full or partial reimbursement of the course fee thanks to the following funding schemes:
ICE Malta’s Admissions team will get in touch with all students to share news of upcoming funding schemes as soon as these are launched. For further details contact us for an appointment.
Frequently asked questions
About
Get Qualified is an initiative that supports the personal development of individuals for the achievement of qualifications and certifications required by industry. The incentive is applicable to individuals following a course of studies leading to a certification, diploma, degree or post-graduate degree courses. Upon successful completion the student will benefit from a tax credit of up to 70% thus recovering a substantial part of the costs incurred…more details.
Courses Covered at ICE Malta
- Cisco IT Essentials (PC Technician)
- Cisco CCNA
- Cisco CCNP Routing & Switching
- LPIC-1 Linux Administrator
- ISC2 CISSP – Certified Information Systems Security Professional Course
- MySuccess Graphic Designer Associate
- MySuccess Website Designer Associate
- MySuccess Website Developer
- Professional Diploma in Digital Marketing
- Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing
- ITIL Foundation
- GDPR Ready Professional
- AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials
- Architecting on AWS
About
‘Investing in Skills’ has been launched to promote the training of persons actively participating in the Maltese labour market, with an aim to increase productivity and enhance adaptability. With a budget of €4 million available until 31st December 2026, the scheme is cofinanced by the European Social Fund+ (ESF+), the Maltese Government and the Employers and falls under Malta’s Operational Programme ‘Fostering the socioeconomic wellbeing of society through the creation of opportunities for all and investment in human resources and skills’ for the 2021-2027 Programming Period.
Funds are allocated on a first come first served basis subject to calendar year total ceilings. Learn more here.
Courses Covered at ICE Malta
All Courses
IIS Documentation
Implementation and Guidance Notes: Download Here