Clients seeking to register for work with Jobsplus can do so through our online services or by visiting our Job Centres.
Online Registration:
Clients with internet access are encouraged to register through the Jobsplus Website Profile. For assistance with online registrations, refer to our instructional videos:
Visiting Jobsplus Centres:
Clients without internet access should book an appointment to visit a Jobsplus Centre. Appointments are necessary for entry and can be made by calling the relevant centre:
First-Time Registration:
If registering for the first time, you are required to submit an online registration through your Jobsplus Website Profile. The same instructional videos as mentioned above will guide you through the process.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday (08:30hrs to 12:00hrs, 13:30hrs to 15:00hrs), Fridays (08:30hrs to 12:00hrs).
Monday to Friday (08:30hrs to 12:00hrs).
Special Assistance for Persons with a Disability:
Persons with a disability can register online or at the Lino Spiteri Foundation (LSF) Centre, St Louis Street, Msida.
Tracking Job Applications:
The Jobsplus website automatically tracks vacancies viewed and applied for, aiding staff in verifying genuine job-seeking efforts.
Required Documents for Registration:
When registering, please present:
A previously self-employed individual with internet access should submit their registration online through their Jobsplus website profile.
For detailed instructions on how to register, please refer to our How to Register or watch our instructional videos in [Maltese] and [English].
If you do not have internet access but still wish to register for work, feel free to book an appointment to visit one of our offices.
Yes, young individuals who are no longer of compulsory school age and have completed Year 11 (Form 5) can register for work. The Education Law (Chapter 327) defines compulsory school age as until 16 years or the completion of the last year of secondary school. However, please note that 15 Year Old's need to submit the JP 38 – Parent’s Consent Form which can be found in the resource forms page
While working your notice period, you should register on Part 3 of the register, as you are still considered employed. If you have internet access, register online through your Jobsplus website profile.
For detailed instructions on how to register, please refer to our How to Register link or watch our instructional videos in Maltese and English.
If your notice period exceeds three months, please be aware that registrations on Part 3 must be renewed once every three months by sending an email to records.jobsplus@gov.mt.
If you do not have internet access and wish to register for work, you can book an appointment to visit one of our offices.
Yes, Jobsplus provides individuals who are currently employed with the opportunity to register for alternative or additional employment. If you have internet access, please submit your registration online through your Jobsplus website profile.
Remember to renew your registration every three months by sending an email to:
For detailed instructions on how to register, please refer to our How to Register or watch our instructional videos in Maltese and English.
If you do not have internet access, you can book an appointment to visit one of our offices.
We are here to assist you in finding the employment opportunities that match your needs.
Kindly note that to register for Part 3 employment, you would first need to log in to your profile on our Jobsplus website. This can be done through your E-ID, and if you do not have an account, then this would need to be created using your E-ID and by clicking on sign up instead of log in.
Upon entering to your Dashboard on your profile, you will then see a Registration for Employment Tab on the side. Once you click on this, you'll see details about what you need and instructions on how to apply. Choose your Part 3 registration accordingly and fill out all details being requested.
Queries on social benefits should be addressed to the Department of Social Security. Following registration with Jobsplus, the registrant is required to visit the closest office of this department to obtain information and apply for social benefits.
The prospective registrant should either apply online or book an appointment. See more details.
