Clarity before commitment.

Yes. Our paid US placement programmes put you with an employer who pays you for your work. Your offer confirms the pay, hours and role before you travel. The employer’s pay is separate from the programme fee.

Yes. We guarantee a paid placement for applicants accepted onto our paid US placement programme, under the terms of their programme agreement. We arrange the employer placement and coordinate the J-1 sponsorship and visa process. Visa approval is a separate government decision.

Yes. This is a fee-based, personalised programme. Your private proposal sets out the programme fee, what is included and the costs you should plan for separately.

Tell us your preferences. The options we can discuss depend on your background, suitable host availability and programme approval. A preferred city or employer is not guaranteed.

Qualifying full-time students at post-secondary institutions outside the United States, or qualifying graduates whose programme starts no more than 12 months after graduation. The experience must relate to the field of study and follow an approved training plan.

Our OPT service supports eligible F-1 students and graduates connected to US study. It does not provide an independent entry visa or replace USCIS work authorisation.

Qualifying foreign work experience may be relevant to some Canadian immigration routes. Duties, paid status, duration and your wider circumstances matter. US experience is not Canadian work experience, and no placement guarantees PR or a particular points outcome.

These are defined programmes with their own conditions. Any later employment or immigration route has separate requirements and is not guaranteed by participation.

We review your background, confirm your eligibility and send you a private proposal. Once you enrol, we prepare your profile, arrange interviews and secure your placement, then coordinate the sponsorship and visa steps.