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Career Training USA

Develop a career beyond your home shores

If you’re an international student or young professional interested in gaining valuable experience with U.S. businesses, then Career Training USA is the perfect program for you.
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Intern or train with a U.S. business

Done the hard work of finding your U.S. internship or training program? Career Training USA will help you get your J-1 visa. We offer a fast, affordable visa service so you can start your program immediately.

Host international interns and trainees

We make hosting international interns and trainees simpler for your business by providing J-1 Visa sponsorship and support services for approved candidates.
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Connect with the Career Training USA team

We support intern and trainee career development within U.S. businesses. Reach out for anything you may need.

Stories from the states

For International Participants

September 16, 2026

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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

3 -min read
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.