Education Minister Byron Camilleri said that MATSEC students' results were being given priority, as e-ID services are being restored, after an outage disrupted the government online service on Tuesday. Camilleri said in Parliament that the government had been informed by MATSEC that SEC and A-Level results were due to be released through the online
Thousands of students and other users were unable to access several government online services this afternoon after the government’s e-ID system suffered an outage. Websites relying on e-ID login, including the MATSEC portal , MyHealth and the Planning Authority, were all affected, with users receiving error messages when attempting to log in. The
Several websites requiring users to login through their e-ID account were down on Tuesday afternoon. They included several government website such as the Planning Authority, the My Health portal and MATSEC. Users attempting to log in to their accounts were met with an error message informing them that the web server is down. One reader told Times of
The government’s e-ID service has gone down, affecting government websites – including the MATSEC website where students were awaiting their exam results. In a statement on Facebook, the government’s IT agency MITA acknowledged the “disruption” in the service. “Our technical teams are actively investigating the issue and working to restore the service
The MATSEC online portal appears to be experiencing technical issues, with students across Malta reporting that they are unable to access their exam results. Shortly after results began rolling out today, social media was flooded with comments from students and parents saying the website had crashed or was displaying error messages. Some users shared
The wait is finally over. MATSEC has announced that SEC (O Level) and Matriculation (A Level and Intermediate) results are being released throughout the day, with thousands of students across Malta and Gozo eagerly checking their grades. In a post on social media, MATSEC reminded students that for the first time, results are being published through
