According to Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, Malta is the newest EU nation with the highest employment rate for recent graduates.
More than 90% of graduates in Malta were employed in 2023. However, the country is experiencing a labor shortage in a number of occupations, including business and administration, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, and manufacturing.
Overtaking the EU average of 83.5%, Malta’s recent graduates’ employment rate was the highest of 22 EU countries, indicating that Maltese students have more opportunities to land a job after graduation.
Other than Malta, other EU nations that kept a decent standing as far as employment rate are concerned are— Netherlands, Iceland, Germany, and Austria.
Meanwhile, the countries with the lowest employment rates were Italy (67.5%), Greece (72.3%), Romania (74.8%), Croatia (78.2%), and Spain (78.7%).
Eurostat also revealed that the general work rate between current alumni in the EU has continually expanded throughout recent years, coming to just about 84% in 2023.
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Despite all of this, Malta still requires additional workers to fill a number of positions throughout its territory.
Malta’s estimated population of 542,051 in 2022 could be one reason.
The following are some currently open positions in Malta:
General office clerks, chefs, administrative and executive secretaries, office supervisors, business services and administration managers, managing directors, and chief executives; manufacturing laborers; cleaners; helpers in offices; hotel workers; taxi drivers, and van drivers; security guards; health care assistants; child care workers; shop sales assistants; bartenders; waiters; accounting and bookkeeping clerks; contact center information clerks; bookmakers; croupiers; and related gaming workers.
You can relocate to Malta and apply for any of the aforementioned job openings from anywhere in the world.
