Licensed Tunisian Education Agency

Work + Study Programs in Malta.

Study a serious programme and legally work part-time in Malta. Fund your stay, gain real European work experience, and improve your English at the same time.

Student working in a Maltese café while studying
Why Work + Study

Why choose a work + study programme in Malta?

01

Study + earn

Combine a serious study programme with legal part-time work — a proven way for Tunisian students to fund their stay in Malta.

02

Legal work rights

After a short waiting period (typically 13 weeks) students on eligible long-stay courses can work up to 20 hours per week.

03

English-speaking jobs

Malta's tourism, hospitality, retail, iGaming, and customer service sectors constantly hire international students in English.

04

Affordable pathway

Lower course fees than the UK or Ireland, plus the ability to cover a large part of living costs with your salary.

05

Real experience abroad

Build an international CV: soft skills, workplace English, and references recognised across Europe.

06

Gateway to long-term plans

A work + study year often becomes the first step toward a Bachelor's, Master's, or a longer stay in Europe.

Program Options

Available work + study programs.

24–48 weeks15–20 hrs/week study

Long-term English + Work

Students who want maximum time to work legally while improving English.

6–24 monthsStructured classes + 20 hrs/week work

Diploma + Work

Students pursuing an accredited MFHEA diploma (business, HR, marketing…).

6–18 monthsPractical training + part-time work

Vocational + Work

Hospitality, IT, customer service and other career-focused tracks.

1–4 years20 hrs/week during term, full-time in holidays

Bachelor's / Master's + Work

University students combining higher education with real work experience.

3–12 monthsFull-time placement

Internship track

Graduates and advanced students looking for an international internship in Malta.

Working legally as a student in Malta
Work Rights

How working as a student in Malta actually works.

Non-EU students on eligible long-stay courses can apply for a work permit through Jobsplus after approximately 13 weeks of enrolment. Malta Study guides you through every step.

  • Up to 20 hours per week during your studies
  • Full-time work allowed during official school holidays
  • Minimum wage protected by Maltese labour law
  • Eligible programmes: long English courses, MFHEA diplomas, Bachelor's & Master's
Hiring Sectors

Where Tunisian students usually work.

Hospitality & tourism

Hotels, restaurants, cafés, and events — the largest employer of international students.

Retail & customer service

Shops, malls, and multilingual customer-support desks welcoming French/Arabic speakers.

iGaming & tech support

Malta's iGaming hub hires student agents for support, KYC, and back-office roles.

Language & tutoring

Assistant roles for Arabic or French speakers in schools and cultural associations.

Our Support

How Malta Study supports you from Tunisia to Malta.

Step 01

Programme selection

We match you with a study programme that legally allows part-time work in Malta.

Step 02

Application handling

We prepare your acceptance file, payment plan, and required documents.

Step 03

Visa assistance

Full guidance on your student visa file, translations and appointment booking in Tunis.

Step 04

Accommodation advice

Trusted host families, shared apartments, and residences close to schools and jobs.

Step 05

Job-search coaching

CV in English, interview tips, and introductions to student-friendly employers.

Step 06

Continued support

WhatsApp support during your stay — from arrival paperwork to renewing your permit.

Student Life

Live, work, and enjoy Malta.

A typical work + study student takes morning classes, works evenings or weekends, and still has time to enjoy the Mediterranean lifestyle Malta is famous for.

  • Accommodation in Sliema, St Julian's, Msida, or Gzira — close to schools and jobs
  • Public buses connect the whole island affordably
  • Weekend trips to Gozo, Comino, and historic Valletta
  • Strong international student community
Malta coastline and student lifestyle
Shared apartment€350 – €550 / month
Host family (half board)€500 – €750 / month
Average student salary€700 – €1,100 / month
Food & transport~€250 – €350 / month

Ready to study and work in Malta?

Our team will assess your profile and recommend the best work + study programme for your goals and budget.

Book your free consultation today