Refer a friend and earn €1,000! 🤑
At Working Adventures, we’re always on the lookout for adventurous people who long to go abroad. That’s why we’ve launched the ‘Refer a Friend’ initiative, which gives you the chance to earn €1,000.
Do you know someone who might be interested in one of our job opportunities? Then let us know! After he or she applies for one of our vacancies, gets hired and completes the probationary period at the respective company, you will receive €1,000.
VACANCY
What will you do?
Office chairs? Fluorescent lights? No thanks!
Your workplace is a professional studio in Malta, with cameras, lighting and a team that makes sure you look good on screen. As a game presenter, you host live games on camera for players around the world. You’re the face of the table: you keep the energy up, chat with players and make every round feel like a show.
You also run the game itself. You follow the game rules and keep an eye on the system while you play. You’re live for about 2 hours at a time, then take a 30-minute paid break in the relaxation area with PlayStation, table tennis, free fruit and drinks.
Never presented before? Most people who start here haven’t. You get 2 weeks of paid training in English, and every shift makes you more confident in front of the camera. You’ll be trained for this from day one.
What does the company offer?
You’ll work for an international online gaming company with its own studios in Malta. They book and pay for your flight, pick you up at the airport and give you 15 nights in a shared apartment while you find your own place, with contacts and tips to help you search. On top of your salary you can earn a monthly performance bonus. You also get a free gym membership, workshops and team activities, plus help with tax and other paperwork when you arrive.
Destination
Your new home is Malta. You get sun for around 300 days a year, sea views almost everywhere and evenings on a terrace in Valletta or Sliema. Weekends are for the Blue Lagoon, the ferry to Gozo or diving in clear blue water. English is an official language, public transport is free and home is a short flight away.
What do you get?
- Base salary of €1,387 gross per month, plus a Greek language allowance of €1 per hour (approx. €1,505 gross per month in total)
- A monthly performance bonus of up to €1,000 gross
- €2 per hour night-shift allowance (approx. €112 gross per month) and overtime paid at 1.5x
- Flight to Malta booked and paid, plus airport pickup
- 15 nights of free accommodation and help finding your own place
- 2 weeks of fully paid training in English
- Indefinite-term contract with a 6-month probation period
- 4 days on / 2 days off, approx. 40 hours per week, with free taxi on night shifts
- Private health insurance after probation, free gym membership, free fruit and drinks
- 24 days of annual leave (can increase to 28)
What is required?
- Fluent or native Greek
- English at minimum B2 level
- Available for rotating shifts, including nights and weekends
- A valid EU passport or ID card
- A clean police conduct certificate
- At least 18 years old
- You're comfortable in front of a camera (or want to learn)
- A positive, friendly attitude and a sense of responsibility
- No experience or diploma needed, because you get full training
Why our recruiters love this destination
You truly marvel at this picturesque island. Clear blue sky, white beaches and crystal clear turquoise water, it’s like paradise! 🏝️ Visits to Golden Bay and Blue Lagoon were among the highlights of our trip, and I wouldn’t have missed snorkelling in the caves of Comino for the world. The underwater world here is, in a word, breathtaking.
Don’t forget authentic Valletta… It is a city full of historical gems straight out of a postcard. The narrow streets, cosy cafes and beautiful architecture; I love it! When the sun goes down the party really gets going in Malta, the bustling Paceville is for the party goers among us where the clubs and bars go on until the early hours.
Malta more than lives up to its reputation and I can’t wait to come back next summer!
Kimberley – International Recruiter
Interview Process
Testimonials
FAQ
No, and most people who start here have none. You get 2 weeks of paid training in English.
No. You need a neat appearance and to enjoy (or be willing to try) being on camera.
No. You present casino games live from a professional TV studio.
Yes. You present live on camera to players around the world.
At least B2, because the training is fully in English.
Yes, a valid EU passport or ID card is required.
You get an indefinite-term contract with a 6-month probation period, so this job suits people who want to live in Malta for a while.
The role is full-time, approx. 40 hours per week on a 4 days on / 2 days off pattern.
That’s usually possible once you have your own accommodation.
Your flight is booked and paid for. You’re picked up at the airport and get 15 nights of free accommodation in a shared apartment, plus help finding your own place.
A room in a shared apartment costs around €400-500 per month and a one-bedroom apartment in a central area around €600-700. Plan for about €150-200 for groceries. Public transport is free.
Our recruiters are ready to guide you through this application process!
From the moment you apply until your new job begins, and even after that, we are here to support you throughout the entire process. With Working Adventures by your side, you’re not alone.
