There are four casinos in Malta that I am aware of, so your options are somewhat limited. They are (and please excuse me if I've omitted any):
Portomaso Casino (Paceville)
Dragonara Casino (Paceville)
Oracle Casino (St Paul's Bay)
Casino Vittorioso (Birgu)
If you want to work in any of these, you should check out their websites for vacancies. There are generally jobs available for bar and cleaning staff, but to work on the tables is a little more difficult. If you have some experience, then no problem, send in your C.V. and you have a good chance of getting work. Otherwise, look out for 'poker schools' advertised under the vacancies section of the casino websites. Even if you have had no previous experience, you can sign up for one of these schools and try to master the art of dealing. Usually the course will run for a couple of weeks in the evenings, and if you are deemed to be good enough, they will give you part-time work and you can take it from there. Note that the Portomaso and Vittorioso casinos favour people who speak Italian as well as English, as a lot of Italians come over to Malta to gamble. Roll the dice...
(Click here for info on work permits for non-EU citizens)
Portomaso Casino (Paceville)
Dragonara Casino (Paceville)
Oracle Casino (St Paul's Bay)
Casino Vittorioso (Birgu)
If you want to work in any of these, you should check out their websites for vacancies. There are generally jobs available for bar and cleaning staff, but to work on the tables is a little more difficult. If you have some experience, then no problem, send in your C.V. and you have a good chance of getting work. Otherwise, look out for 'poker schools' advertised under the vacancies section of the casino websites. Even if you have had no previous experience, you can sign up for one of these schools and try to master the art of dealing. Usually the course will run for a couple of weeks in the evenings, and if you are deemed to be good enough, they will give you part-time work and you can take it from there. Note that the Portomaso and Vittorioso casinos favour people who speak Italian as well as English, as a lot of Italians come over to Malta to gamble. Roll the dice...(Click here for info on work permits for non-EU citizens)
