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Want to offer private lessons and share your knowledge? Join over 20 million tutors worldwide on Superprof. Whether you're a university student, a qualified teacher with a warrant, or an expert in your field, our platform lets you create a profile in minutes and start teaching across more than 2000 subjects. From Valletta to Sliema, from Birkirkara to Gozo — find students who are looking for exactly what you can teach.

Is it easy to give private lessons?

It's very straightforward! In just 5 minutes you can create and publish your profile. Add a professional photo, clearly describe your qualifications and experience, and indicate your availability. You decide how you want to teach: online via video call, at your place, or at the student's home. Individual lessons or small groups — it's up to you. Our platform gives you excellent visibility to attract students of all levels, from primary school through to A-Level preparation.

Why should you give private lessons?

Giving private lessons means, first and foremost, sharing your passion and knowledge. It's also an excellent way to supplement your income or even make it your main activity. You set your own rates freely and organise your schedule according to your availability. Most importantly: Superprof takes no commission on your lessons. You keep 100% of what you earn. Reviews from your students strengthen your reputation and bring in more enquiries. It's a rewarding experience where every lesson is an opportunity to help a student succeed.

Student: Can I give private lessons?

Absolutely! University students are highly sought after as tutors in Malta. Your familiarity with current syllabi and exam requirements is a real advantage. You know exactly what's needed for the SEC and MATSEC exams. Take Matthew, for example — a second-year engineering student at the University of Malta who tutors maths and physics to Form 5 students. He earns around €350 a month from just 4 hours a week. If you're studying, your knowledge is valuable for younger students preparing for their exams.

Qualified teacher: Can I give private lessons?

Yes, and it's completely legal. Many teachers already use Superprof to tutor outside their regular school hours. That's what Sarah does — she's a secondary school English teacher in Sliema who supplements her income with approximately €500 per month through private lessons. You can work as self-employed and register with the Commissioner for Revenue (CFR). Your teaching warrant, pedagogical experience, and knowledge of the Maltese curriculum are highly valued by families looking for quality tutoring for their children.

Expert in your field: Start giving private lessons

Are you a musician, fitness coach, programmer, chef, or artist? Your skills attract students eager to learn. You don't need a teaching qualification to share your expertise. Luke, a professional guitarist from St. Julian's, started offering lessons on Superprof and found his first students within a week. Offer lessons at all levels and share your passion with enthusiasm.

Example of a private lesson ad

A well-crafted profile makes all the difference. Introduce yourself with your background and qualifications. Explain your teaching approach and what makes you stand out. State your availability and lesson formats (in-person, online, at the student's home). Add a professional photo that inspires confidence.

"I hold a B.Sc. in Mathematics from the University of Malta and have been tutoring for 4 years. I help students from Form 3 to A-Level improve their grades and build confidence. My approach: identify gaps in understanding, reinforce foundations, and progress together with tailored exercises. SEC and MATSEC preparation specialist. Available weekday evenings and Saturday mornings, in Sliema or online. First lesson free!"

Consider adding a video introduction and success stories from your students. Will you be Tutor of the Year?

What subjects can you teach?

Over 2000 subjects await you on Superprof! From academic subjects like maths, English, Maltese, physics, chemistry, and accounting, to music lessons (piano, guitar, singing), sports, languages, computing, cooking, and creative arts. Online lessons allow you to teach students anywhere in Malta and Gozo, or even internationally. Whatever your talent, there are students searching for exactly what you know.

What's the legal status for giving private lessons?

This is a common question. In Malta, private tutors typically work as self-employed, registering with the CFR. VAT registration is only required if your turnover exceeds €20,000 annually. Income tax is charged at progressive rates (0-35%). Typical rates for individual lessons range from €18 to €35 per hour, depending on the subject and level. Most tutors offer a free first lesson. You can also find tutors on platforms like TutorsInMalta, Facebook groups, or MaltaPark, but Superprof stands out by taking no commission and offering the widest variety of subjects.

A unique teaching approach for each student

Every student is different, and that's what makes tutoring so rewarding. As a private tutor, you build a relationship of trust with your students. You adapt your pace and methods to their individual needs. You help them achieve top grades in their SEC exams, succeed at A-Levels, or master a new skill. There's immense satisfaction in watching a student progress thanks to your support.

In summary: Give private lessons simply!

The process is simple and consists of 4 steps:

1. Create and publish your free profile
2. Exchange messages with students who contact you
3. Organise your lessons according to your schedule
4. Share your knowledge and watch your students progress

Transform your passion into a rewarding activity. Start today on Superprof!