The MUT has communicated the endorsement of ETUCE’s Statement on the road to recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. In a communication sent to the Prime Minister and the Minister for Education and Employment, the MUT expressed its support for ETUCE’s position whilst requesting the Maltese Government’s support ahead of the European Council Meeting scheduled for […]

The COVID-19 pandemic and the quarantine measures implemented by most European governments are especially hard on women, as recently pointed out by the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE). Women are more likely to face a significant increase in unpaid care work, precarious employment schemes, and an increase in gender-based violence and harassment. 73% of […]

The following article has been published on the ETUCE website: “On 15 February 2018, the fifth round table meeting of the European Sectoral Social Dialogue in Education (ESSDE) Capacity building project III took place in Malta. At this occasion, representatives of Malta Union of Teachers (MUT), partner to the project, as well as Maltese education […]

The Malta Union of Teachers, as a trade union that values democracy and teachers’ rights, is worried about the situation evolving in Turkey and expresses solidarity and supports our Turkish colleagues. MUT condemns coups but what is being reported that is happening post the failed coup is equally condemnable. Meanwhile, the MUT is verifying the […]

The Directorate for Lifelong Learning within the Ministry for Education and Employment will be celebrating adult learning in Malta with the EPALE Awards 2016. This will be a bi-annual ceremony that will celebrate adult learning practices that demonstrate the use of creative and inclusive learning methods. These are the first awards aimed at raising the […]