Apply Now For Our J1 Program
The J-1 visa is the perfect way for an advanced student or professional to expand his or her skill set while learning about another culture and way of life as an exchange visitor in the United States. Through the International Exchange Center’s J-1 trainee or intern programs, you can spend up to 18 months in the professional setting of an American host company, learning and utilizing new skills related to your degree or career.
Enhance Your Workforce
The J-1 trainee and intern programs are valuable tools in today’s highly competitive global economy. Training skilled individuals from around the world not only adds diversity to your organization -- it gives your organization the opportunity to create international business networks and gain better knowledge of international markets. The J-1 program is a cost-effective way to enhance and enrich your organization, both at home and abroad.
Create New Opportunities
The J-1 visa is the answer for many of your business clients’ needs. The J-1 visa gives your clients the opportunity to train highly qualified and motivated individuals from overseas; you expand your practice and the organizations you represent benefit from hosting these professionals. From small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, many employers are participating in the J-1 exchange program as host companies to emerging young professionals and accomplished overseas employees. Find out how to create new opportunities for your clients.
What's New
January's Participant Newsletter is Ready for You!
Read our latest newsletter: filled with American cultural anecdotes and helpful advice for J-1 exchange visitors, it features Ishwinder Kaur from India as our exchange visitor of the month.
Where are our J-1 Trainees and Interns?
Check out this map to get a picture of where our J-1 trainees and interns are currently placed around the country!
Participant Spotlight
Each month, we select an exchange visitor who has made an effort to get involved in his/her community and explore American Culture. Read their stories here.
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