Orientation
876Career Source International operates at a specific standard which its staff works assiduously and relentlessly to maintain. One of the ways in which we ensure that our participants are thoroughly prepared for participation in the Summer Work Travel program is to have an elaborative and informative orientation.
We have readily identified that the best way to ensure our participants are fully prepared as well as to have a successful exchange experience in the U.S. is to receive comprehensive background information about the program and life in the United States prior to their arrival.
This information will help the participants to be fully prepared for challenges which they may encounter during their stay in the U.S., including employment related dilemmas, governmental paper work, taxes, housing, transportation, travel tips, cultural issues, and much more.
For the Work and Travel Program We Provide:
- Job placement in wide variety of industries.
- DS-2019 Form (Certificate of Eligibility/Work Permit).
- Health insurance coverage for tenure.
- Pre-departure Program orientation.
- Assistance with housing (where applicable).
- Travel arrangements.
- Embassy Interview Group Scheduling (Fee is attached).
- Dedicated and professional full-time support.
- Excellent service beyond expectations.
Persons Applying for J1 Summer Work and Travel Program MUST:
- Enroll full time in a University or College.
- Be able to pass criminal background checks.
- Be between the ages of 18 and 29.
- Be able to pass medical tests (where applicable).
- Possess a colloquial level of English.
- Be an independent and mature traveler.
- Possess a flexible attitude and willingness to learn.
- Be committed to fulfilling job duties for duration of program.
- Abide by all rules and policies of the employers and agency.
The Summer Work Travel Program fee does NOT include:
- Visa application fees and interview fees at the U.S. Embassy.
- Airfare to the U.S.
- Airport transportation.
- Other transportation expenses (both local and overseas).
- Living expenses including rent, utilities, furnishings, meals, etc.
- Pocket money.