How to Build a Winning CV for Your J-1 Visa Program: Tips for Interns and Teachers
Whether you are preparing for a J-1 visa Internship or Teacher Program in the US, one of the most important things to know is how
How to Keep Your Documents Safe While Traveling During Your J-1 Visa Exchange Program
Participating in a J-1 visa exchange program is an exciting opportunity to experience life in the United States, learn new skills, and build cross-cultural relationships.
Employer Planned Cultural Activities for June
June is in full swing, and by now, many of your Work and Travel participants are getting settled into their new roles and routines. With
From Classroom to 5-Star: How Hospitality Internships Build Real-World Skills
For many students and recent graduates in Hospitality and Tourism Management, the classroom provides an essential foundation, covering theory, customer service best practices, event logistics,
How US Schools Can Get Started Hosting a J-1 Visa Teacher Exchange Participant
At Spirit Cultural Exchange, we believe that international education starts in the classroom. With a J-1 Visa Teacher Exchange Participant through Spirit Cultural Exchange, US K–12
Employer Planned Cultural Activities for May
Kicking off the summer Work and Travel season with new participants is an exciting (and busy) time for our Host Employers. As important as the
Top 10 Employer Planned Cultural Activity Ideas
We understand that brainstorming cultural activity ideas can be overwhelming and sometimes difficult, especially when a Host Employer’s busy season is ramping up, customers are
How to Make Friends in the American Workplace as a Cultural Exchange Participant
Moving to a new country for a cultural exchange program, internship, or teaching position is an exciting adventure. When you make friends in the American
Understanding Spirit Cultural Exchange’s J-1 Visa Teacher Program Fees: What is the Cost of the BridgeUSA Teacher Program?
The BridgeUSA J-1 Visa Teacher Program is an exciting opportunity for international teachers to experience the life and culture of the United States while teaching