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Every year, the Directorate for STEM and VET Programmes holds the KTI Achieve Malta Awards. These awards are organized to celebrate Achieve students and educators, give visibility to various achievements related to the Achieve programme, and to promote innovative project practices in schools/centres that strengthen effective student engagement in gaining Achieve skills.

5 categories are awarded every year.

  • KTI Achieve Student Award – This award is intended to identify Achieve students who have excelled during their studies . The aim is to highlight, give value and make visible students with outstanding coursework and performance during their course of study, together with students whose example inspires other students and students whose involvement in the Achieve programme has helped unlock their potential for a brighter future
  • KTI Achieve Educator Award – This award is intended to identify Achieve Educators who have excelled in improving the Achieve learning experience or have contributed to innovative approaches to Achieve. The aim of this award is also to recognise the efforts and initiatives taken in delivering Achieve and in making a positive impact on young persons’ lives through Achieve, displaying genuine interest in students’ personal development and well‐being, whilst motivating and facilitating learning for students and helping them rediscover their potential, influencing them for many years to come.
  • KTI Achieve Project Award – The aim of this award is to give value to good pedagogical practises of professional learning within various projects carried out in various schools and centres.
  • KTI Achieve Sustainability Award – The aim of this award is to give value to good practices of professional learning within sustainable projects carried out through KTI Achieve in various schools and centres.
  • KTI Achieve STEM Award – The aim of this award is to give value to good practices of professional learning within STEM projects carried out through KTI Achieve in various schools and centres.