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Summer work travel programs

Discover a new culture as an international exchange visitor or a seasonal American host business.

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Live the American dream

Looking to explore outside of your home country? The InterExchange Work & Travel USA program is one of the best ways to discover what it’s like to live, work, and travel in the U.S. 

Bring cultural diversity to your business with qualified international staff

Search for and hire candidates with our advanced online matching system.

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Direct Recruitment by Country

If you’re from one of the countries listed below, select “Learn More” to see if you are eligible.

Chilean Citizens

U.S. Working Holiday Visa for Chilean Citizens. Sign up by November 1st, 2023.

Australian Citizens

U.S. Working Holiday Visa for Australian Citizens. Work for up to 12 months.

Jamaican Citizens

U.S. Working Holiday Visa for Jamaican citizens. Work & Travel in the U.S. for up to four months if you're a returning participant.

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Job Fair events

In just one day, you can interview motivated, English-speaking international students to fill open positions for your peak season. Meet them in-person, or conduct virtual interviews from our NYC headquarters or from your home office.

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Summer work travel stories

For International Participants

September 16, 2026

3 -min read
On the road to Orlando, Florida, Ila and her boyfriend pulled into a Buc-ee’s, a gas station so big it counts as a destination in its own right. Her verdict: “this is the America you see on TikTok!”
For International Participants

September 14, 2026

3 -min read
When Jelena, “Lena” was ten, she didn’t tell her mother she was playing soccer. Every afternoon she slipped out to join the boys in her neighborhood, and every afternoon she came home and said nothing. When Red Star Youth Clubs came calling to recruit her, her mother assumed no professional club would want a 10-year-old girl on its roster, and nearly let the deadline to join pass by.
For International Participants

August 26, 2026

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Applying for a J-1 visa can feel intimidating before you start. Laura, a Career Training USA Alumni Ambassador from Guatemala, felt that way before her internship in Massachusetts. Here is what the process was actually like, in her own words.