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Work And Travel
This program is open to university students who
want to experience another culture while earning
money to support their stay.
By working throughout the United States,
participants have a unique chance to experience
more than just being a tourist, and a chance to
share their own traditions and culture with
people from both the U.S. and abroad. In
addition, they are able to gain some practical
experience and meet friends that last a
lifetime. Most participants benefit from this
experience for years to come.
C.E.S works with overseas Partners that provides
placement in pre-screened seasonal positions at
resort, summer camps, theme parks and vacation
destinations throughout the US, as well as
housing assistance and ongoing personal support.
Requirements
In order to be eligible for a J-1 Visa you must currently be a student between the ages of 19 and 30, and must be a full-time student for at least one semester of the same year that you are applying for, or have deferred status. This type of visa must be secured via a third party, sponsoring body. C.E.S currently works with an organization that assists applicants in obtaining J-1 visas.
Willingness to participate in an unskilled or service sector job
Practical experience is not required but is recommended
C.E.Ss Obligations:
Guaranteed Job Placement prior to arrival
Paperwork coordination: J-1 Visa documentation
Health Insurance
Airport pick up (student should arrive in the
designated airport only on prescheduled date for
group orientation)
Pre-Orientation in your country and
orientation in the U.S.
Housing arrangements assistance
Advice on, or assistance in obtaining Social
Security Card
An C.E.S Advocate offering appropriate
assistance, advice, support and emergency help
An Emergency 24-hour Assistance telephone
number in US:
Training Program The Trainee
Program places young professionals in various
fields. We work directly with the employer and
the trainee to develop a specific training plan
to ensure a successful placement.
Requirements:
From 20 to 30 years old
Applicants must have three years of cumulative
experience (educational and/or work experience)
in a field directly related to the Trainee
position. For example:
3 Years of education completed in a field
directly related to the Trainee position, or
2 years of education completed and 1 year of
work experience, all in a field directly related
to the Trainee position, or 3 years of work experience in a field directly
related to the Trainee position, or 1 year of education and
2 years of work
experience, all in a field directly related to
the Trainee position.
If employee has been to the U.S. on a J-1
Trainee visa at any time, he/she is not eligible
for this program. We have other options
available depending on the profile of the
participant.
Type of placements:
Positions include, but are not limited to, the
following:
Marketing/Sales
Hospitality Food & Beverage, Front Desk,
Culinary, etc.
Human Resources
Media
IT/Engineering
Business Accounting/Finance
At the moment, 80% of our positions are
hospitality related, which includes hotel
management, culinary arts and tourism.
Program Availability
The Training Program is available throughout the
year. There are no pre-set intakes or starting
dates. Most programs range from a minimum of 6
months to the maximum, 18 months.
J-1 Visa Stamp
The J-1 visa stamp is a legal document
demonstrating that the US Consular Officer or
immigration official has determined that the
participant has the proper background, financial
support, and sponsorship to enter the US.
During the visa application process,
participants must show that they have a
permanent residence and other ties to the home
country that would compel them to leave the US
at the end of their temporary stay. If this
information cannot be verified, the visa will
likely be denied. For this reason, the US
Consular Officer in the participants home
country normally issues J-1 visa stamps. It has
become increasingly difficult to obtain the J-1
visa stamp elsewhere.
A J-1 visa stamp is permission given by the US
Consular Officer for the participant to approach
US Immigration and request permission to enter
the US on J-1 exchange visitor status. The US
Embassy or Consulate issues the J-1 visa stamp
to participants of this program under the
category of 'trainee'. Participants cannot get a
visa to enter the US if they are already in the
United States.
The visa stamp along with the DS-2019 Form and
I-94 form allows participation in the program
outlined in the training plan at the training
site named on the DS-2019 Form. The dates
indicated on the J-1 visa stamp might not cover
the same period that is listed on the DS-2019
Form. The dates on the J-1 visa stamp indicate
the period of time during which the participant
may approach US Immigration to enter the US
under J-1 status.
COST: Program fee varies depending on length of
program and the job position
To participate in our J1 Program, please
contact:
C.E.S TEL: 876-955-0642 / 876-474-5203
plazajobs@yahoo.com
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