FAQs

Many training placements offer stipends or housing, but it is not guaranteed.

Yes, they can apply for J-2 visas.

Only under special circumstances and with sponsor approval.

No, the J-1 Trainee program is for temporary training and cultural exchange only.

1. Arts and Culture
– Graphic design, visual arts, exhibition planning
– Arts education and cultural programming support
– Experience in galleries, museums, and performance organizations

2. Education
– English teaching assistant or curriculum intern
– Support educational technology integration
– Work in schools, early education centers, and institutes

3. Counseling and Social Work
– Social service assistance in nonprofits
– Community outreach operations
– Mental health and family support involvement

4. Social Sciences
– Research and policy support (data, surveys)
– NGO/think tank project planning
– Topics: economics, politics, international relations

5. Health (Non-Clinical)
– Hospital admin, patient education, marketing
– Public health campaign assistance
– No clinical/patient contact (non-clinical roles only)

6. Hospitality and Tourism
– Hotel front desk, event planning, marketing
– Tourism development and international service
– Work in resorts, restaurants, MICE events

7. Media and Communications
– Digital marketing, PR, brand campaign support
– Intern at journalism/media outlets
– Audio/video content production

8. Engineering
– CAD, product development, QC, planning
– Mechanical, electrical, civil, software, etc.

9. Architecture
– Architectural drafting, design, interior tasks
– Work in architecture firms or design studios

10. Business, Management, Finance
– Accounting, marketing strategy, finance analysis
– CRM, customer service, sales research
– Intern at startups, trading, and financial firms