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InterExchange Career Training USA provides several ways to enhance your business with international interns and trainees. Most of our employers rely on us to provide J-1 Visa sponsorship for individuals they have already hired for an intership or training program. However, we can also screen and recruit candidates on your behalf. 

Interns vs. Trainees: What’s the Difference?

All of the participants in the InterExchange Career Training USA program come to the U.S. to gain professional experience and learn about U.S. business practices. The main difference between interns and trainees has to do with their education and experience.

Interns must be current students or recent graduates of a post-secondary academic institution outside the U.S. that grants degrees or professional certificates. If they’ve completed their studies, they must start the internship program within one year of graduating.  Interns are permitted to work in the U.S. for up to 12 months, and their field of training must be related to their field of study.

Trainees must have earned a degree or professional certificate from an overseas post-secondary academic institution and have at least one year of related professional experience acquired outside the U.S. Alternatively, if they do not have a degree or certificate, they must have at least five years of related professional experience acquired outside the U.S.  Trainees are permitted to work in the U.S. for up to 18 months, unless they are participating in a Hospitality/Tourism program, which cannot exceed 12 months.  Their field of training must be related to their professional experience but not necessarily to their degree.

Learn how we can help you find interns & trainees. 

Learn about sponsorship for interns & trainees you’ve already hired.

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Call 1-888-621-1202 or email us for more information or Register Now for free.


What Our Employers Say

"Daniela has adjusted quickly to the American corporate culture and way of life. It is very refreshing to see her excitement when seeing new things that she hasn’t experienced in South Africa. She has been quick to learn all about America and also not afraid to tell her peers about her country... I believe that she will only continue to grow and polish her skills. She is an asset to our team and we are glad to have her with us." 

--H.H., The Lodge & Spa at Cordillera, Colorado

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