IAIC's Hospitality Program provides access to hundreds of J-1 Trainee Program opportunities in Hospitality and Culinary Arts within many different luxury hotels and resorts all across the United States.
The J-1 Trainee program is designed for young professionals and recent graduates with work experience in their field of interest. J-1 Trainees are looking to propel their careers, gain experience in American management, and hone their skills through an advanced training program.
To qualify for a J-1 Trainee Program, you must be between the ages of 20 - 35 and meet ONE of the two following criteria:
1. You are a graduate from an accredited program with a degree at the Associate’s Degree level or higher and with at least 12 months of relevant full-time work experience. The experience must be accumulated outside of the United States.
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2. You are a young professional with at least 5 years (60 months) of relevant full-time work experience in your field of interest. The experience must be accumulated outside of the United States.
Our All-Inclusive Signature Program provides you with access to over 200 of IAIC's exclusive partner Host Companies. By enrolling in the All-Inclusive Program, a regional IAIC Representative will guide you from registration to arrival in the United States. Our J-1 Trainee Programs are available all year round and can last for up to 12 months in Hospitality or Culinary Arts, and up to 18 months in Business or other fields.
Eligibility check for the J-1 Program per the U.S. Department of State’s current regulations
Reformat the Candidate’s resume to the American standard
Organize a pre-screening interview with an IAIC Representative to ascertain English level and program expectations
Coordinate and arrange interviews with potential Host Organizations
Prepare the Candidate for the interview with the Host Organization
Assist the Candidate with the J-1 Filing Application
DS-7002 creation according to the Host Organization's specifications
DS-2019 issuance for the program
Send preparation guidelines and tips for your J-1 Visa Interview with the US Embassy/Consulate
Medical insurance for the duration of your program.
Prepare and send comprehensive handbooks, guides, and a personalized “Arrival Package” that includes information regarding your Host Organization, housing, benefits, SSN, banks, and other details about the program
24/7 support after arrival in the United States through our sister company, Odyssey International Exchange
Constant monitoring, evaluation, and follow-ups during your program.
Cultural events and activities organized by our sister company, Odyssey International Exchange