Summer Work Travel in the USA

The Summer Work Travel program is a cultural exchange program that allows college and university students from around the world to work and travel in the United States during their summer break. It promotes cultural exchange and provides an opportunity to gain work experience while experiencing American culture.

Jobs offered through the program are usually in the hospitality, tourism, or service industries. Common positions include hotel staff, restaurant servers, lifeguards, amusement park attendants, and retail associates. The specific job opportunities may vary depending on the location and employer.

To participate in the Summer Work Travel program, you need to be sponsored by a designated U.S. sponsor organization. We work directly with various visa sponsor organizations to provide sponsorship documents for the Summer Work Travel program.

Yes, participants in the program are paid at least the minimum wage established by U.S. federal or state laws. The specific wages and employment terms will be outlined in the job offer provided by your employer.

In addition to visa and program fees, you should consider expenses such as airfare, housing, transportation, meals, and any personal expenses during your stay in the United States. Make sure to budget accordingly and plan for these costs.

Yes, participants are generally allowed to travel within the United States during their program. However, it is important to comply with the program rules and maintain your employment obligations.