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Paid internships in hotels and companies in Malta.

Improve your English while gaining international work experience.

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WHY DO AN INTERNSHIP IN MALTA?

An internship in Malta in the hotel and tourism sector is an excellent opportunity to work in a destination prized by tourists from all over the world. With its magnificent beaches, historic heritage and renowned hotels, Malta offers the ideal setting for developing skills in hotel management, customer service and tourism marketing. You'll work in a multicultural environment and improve your language skills, particularly in English. What's more, the island's pleasant climate and quality of life will enable you to make the most of your professional experience while discovering a rich Mediterranean culture.

WHAT IS THE COST OF LIVING IN MALTA?

The cost of living in Malta is generally considered moderate compared to other European destinations, but can vary depending on the city and lifestyle. In Valletta, the capital, or in other tourist areas such as Sliema or St. Julian's, prices can be higher, especially for accommodation and restaurants. Rents in these areas can be quite expensive, but it is possible to find more affordable options by moving away from the tourist centers. As far as food is concerned, local produce such as fruit, vegetables and fish are relatively cheap, while imported products can be a little more expensive. Restaurants and bars vary in price, but on average, a meal in a medium-priced restaurant is affordable. In short, Malta offers good value for money, but it's important to budget accordingly according to your location and spending habits. Trainees often benefit from inclusive accommodation solutions, which helps to reduce expenses.

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Frequently asked questions

The administrative formalities involved in doing an internship in Malta include obtaining a visa (if required), signing an internship contract, obtaining a tax number and a social security number if you are paid, and taking out health insurance. You’ll also need to arrange your own accommodation and, if applicable, open a bank account. For EU nationals, the formalities are simplified, while non-EU nationals will have to go through more red tape to obtain a visa and residence permit.

On the whole, English is sufficient for an internship in Malta, and is even often the main language used in professional settings, especially in sectors linked to tourism, the hotel industry and international companies. Maltese is not essential, although it can enrich your experience and help you better integrate into the local culture. If you have a good command of English, you should have no problem succeeding in your internship, whatever the sector.

Internships in Malta are not necessarily paid, although some sectors, notably tourism, hospitality and startups, may offer allowances or benefits in kind. Internships as part of academic programs, such as Erasmus+, are often unpaid, but may include financial aid or compensation.