Jobs in Malia

Everything you need to know about working in Malia summer 2024.

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What to expect in malia

The party capital of Crete, Malia is well established in the tourist party circuit, and one of our newest resorts. We’ve been sending guests to Malia since 2018, giving them the summer of a lifetime. A beautiful mish mash of lively clubs and bars sat against Medieval churches and cobbled streets, it’s the perfect balance of culture and partying.

With water parks, paint parties and some of the liveliest nightlife in Europe, working in Malia will give you something different to do every day. The beaches are adventure packed, take your pick from banana boats, jet-skis and even scuba diving courses!

Your First Week

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Malia Jobs Available

Holiday Reps

Holiday Reps

What does Holiday Repping involve?

The holiday rep's job is to make sure that guests are happy at all times. Reps might be faced with any questions or issues, but they should strive for excellent customer service and help ensure every guest has a great time abroad before flying home again!

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DJS

DJS

What does being a DJ involve?

DJing in Malia can be an amazing job! You need to have some mixing skills, but most importantly know what the crowd wants. Other factors that make for great DJs too: personality compatibility between employer and employee; ability to match up sound according to each venue's specifications (volume levels/odonates); etc.

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Bar Work

Bar Work

What does bar work involve?

Malia is a party town and bar staff are needed to make sure drinks flow freely for all those celebrating. You don’t need any experience; what you do want in your favour though, as with anything else worth having or doing-is enthusiasm!

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Club/PR Work

Club/PR Work

What does Club/PR work involve?

If you love travelling, then it's no surprise that being a PR in Malia would be your dream job. Your role is to approach tourists and entice them into visiting one of the venues - from bars or restaurants and also larger clubs!

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Ticket Selling

Ticket Selling

What does Ticket Selling involve?

The role of the ticket seller in Malia is to promote your event or activity, such as club nights, watersports & boat trips! If confidence comes naturally this is a great role, as you need to be comfortable approaching groups with a good pitch.

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Shot Selling

Shot Selling

What does Shot Selling work involve?

Would you like to be a shot seller for the summer? There are many bars and clubs in Malia that look to make an extra buck or two by employing ‘shot girls’. This role is readily-available as it is usually commission based.

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Restaurant Work

Restaurant Work

What does Restaurant Work involve?

Jobs for restaurant staff can be fun, given that there is no lack of variety. You might find yourself doing anything from seating guests to taking orders or preparing drinks and food.

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Glass Collecting

Glass Collecting

What does Glass Collecting involve?

Glass collecting in Malia is a role that shouldn't be overlooked. To keep the venue moving, you need to clear out tables and stock up on clean glasses for bar patrons!

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Dancers

Dancers

What does being a dancer involve?

Dancing is a fantastic way to spend your summer! As a dancer in Malia, you could be dancing on stage or bar top - Think Coyote Ugly style! It's likely that you'll be performing for 15 minute intervals, as the temperature can get pretty high in Summer!

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VIP Host

VIP Host

What does being a VIP host involve?

VIP hosts in Malia have the opportunity to work with many different venues this summer, from beach clubs and bars all over town. Your main responsibility is making sure that your high-spending guests are happy during their visit.

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What type of jobs are available in malia?

To find a job in Malia, you have to enjoy the nightlife! Most of the work their is bar work, but there will also be positions in restaurants or in events promotion. Jobs like shot selling or balloon selling on the strip are a good way to get chatting to new people and you can also make great commission. Check out our Jobs page to find out more.


What type of people get jobs in malia?

If you’re ready for a party 24/7, you’ll fit right in with Malia workers! Packages for Malia are one of the cheapest we offer, so they’re great if you’re on a budget.

Don’t worry about travelling on your own, most of our guests do! A working holiday with Summer Takeover is a great way to meet new people. We have a private Facebook group which you can use to connect with other Summer Takeover guests before you head out to Malia. Our SummerSphere social network is also a great way to get talking to people.


When is the best time to go to malia?

Our dates run from May to June and we recommend going early to get your bearings before the rest of the partiers hit Malia. If you want to stay on a little longer, our amazing reps can help you to find more accommodation.


What are the wages like in malia?

Wages in Malia average between €30-50, this is absolutely plenty when you consider that a beer or a vodka will be around €2.50, and a cheeky cocktail will set you back €4 max!

Bear in mind - this doesn’t include tips and commission, so if you’re willing to put in the graft, you could have plenty of extra pennies!


How many hours a day will I be working in malia?

Hours and shifts will vary depending on your job of choice when working in Malia. Ticket sellers get out and about during the day whilst bar workers will obviously start later. The average shift is between 4-6 hours, this leaves you with plenty of time to visit the waterpark, lounge by the beach, or even go on a Safari Adventure!

Working every day is the best way to maximise your earnings. As the shifts are so short, it just makes sense. You can spend the rest of the day chilling out and your nights on the strip! See our Jobs tab for more information.

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How do I find jobs in malia?

Don’t worry, you won’t have to trawl the strip with a batch of CVs to work in Malia. The beauty of going abroad with Summer Takeover is we do all the legwork. Our dedicated team of reps will help you find a job just like they have done with the 1000s of workers in previous years.

Not only can they provide detailed information about all the bars, clubs, restaurants and events that are recruiting staff, they’ll make sure you know when recruitment days are on and will get trial shifts setup on your behalf. All you have to do is show up, and put in a good shift.

We’re relatively new to working holidays in Malia and our reputation with employers has preceded us. Thanks to our strict application process they’re well aware that we don’t take just anyone to work abroad, and we know what you can expect from them in return. Your dream job is waiting...


What happens when I arrive in malia?

Our reps will meet you at the hotel to get you all settled in to work in Malia. This is when the party begins - treat this first week as the holiday part of your working abroad experience.

Between welcome meetings, Summer Takeover bar crawls, epic parties and sightseeing you won’t have a spare moment!

We’ll begin proceedings with a good old knees up - you can get to know your fellow workers and plan anything special you want to do in the welcome week. Between Candy Club, Apollo, Safari and Conkers we’ll help you suss out your favourite spots, and when you’re ready to shake the hangover there’s plenty of beautiful scenery to explore.

By day six you’ll be starting into your job trials, get the champagne on ice as you should be celebrating an offer by that evening! Congratulations, you’ve officially been initiated into worker life; time to make the most of your summer in Malia and live the dream.


What happens after my first month with Summer Takeover?

After the initial 28 days you’ll have the option to extend your stay in our accommodation at a discounted rate, or our devoted reps can assist in finding alternative accommodation if you’d prefer.

Visas & Work Permits

If you are an EU national and/or hold a passport issued in an EU country you will likely not need to concern yourself with a work permit/visa however we would always advise you to check this prior to travel. If you are unsure of your right to work or have any questions about the process, please reach out to us.

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