Learning where to find a J-1 Host Company may feel challenging at first, but there are many helpful websites you can use. With the right tools and keywords, you can find great opportunities in fields like business, marketing, engineering, information technology, human resources, and more.
General Search Engines
These websites list thousands of US positions across many industries. They are excellent places to begin your search:
Use keywords such as “intern,” “trainee,” “management training,” “business intern,” or “marketing training.” You can even add the city name if you prefer a certain location.
Industry-Specific Websites
Depending on your field, you may also want to use websites that focus on certain industries:
Business & Marketing
Engineering
- EngineeringJobs.net
- Dice.com (also good for IT)
- IEEE Job Site
Information Technology & Computer Science
Human Resources
These websites often list companies that focus on training, development, and professional learning.
Company Career Pages
If you are interested in a specific company, you can visit its website and search for “Careers.” Many US companies hire Interns and Trainees in fields like marketing, engineering, and IT even if they are not familiar with the J-1 program yet.
What to Look For
When you are figuring out where to find a J-1 Host Company, check:
- Does it match your field?
- Will the company provide structured training?
- Does the position mention learning, development, rotation, or training goals?
Not all US companies know about the J-1 program, and that’s okay. They only need to be willing to provide training and work with a J-1 sponsor like Spirit Cultural Exchange.
With these websites, you can begin your search with confidence. In the next post, you will learn how AI tools can help you save time and find even more opportunities.
Ready to train?
If you are an international student or young professional seeking a J-1 visa internship, Spirit Cultural Exchange offers both structure and credibility, helping you achieve your career goals while experiencing life in the United States.
For more details or to start your application, visit Spirit Cultural Exchange’s website for more information.
