Internship
For students who have completed at least the second year of their degree, or recent graduates (less than 12 months ago).
Inscriptions open for Work & Travel USA
PROGRAM · YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Do a paid internship or training at a company in the United States, related to your studies or work experience. With a J-1 visa and departures all year round.
DESTINATIONS
The destination depends on the field. Agronomy and Veterinary: Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, North Dakota and Indiana. Marketing, Hospitality and other fields: New York, Miami, Boston, Atlanta and Washington.

OPTIONS
For students who have completed at least the second year of their degree, or recent graduates (less than 12 months ago).
For graduates with at least one year of work experience in their field, or professionals without a degree with at least five years of experience in the field.
COMMON ROLES
The internship must be related to your studies or professional experience. Current openings are in food service and hospitality.
Book an info meetingAdministration
Marketing
Advertising and Public Relations
Communication
Architecture and Design
Engineering
Hospitality and Food Service
Agronomy and Veterinary
Other fields related to your background
WHAT IS INCLUDED
REQUIREMENTS
Be between 20 and 30 years old.
Have an intermediate or higher level of English.
Meet the academic or work requirements of your category (Internship or Trainee). Ideal if you want to gain international experience in your field and learn how US companies work.
Be available to live temporarily in the United States.
Submit the documents required by the host company, the sponsor and the J-1 visa.

PROCESS
We get to know your profile and set the date from which you are available.
We send your CV to host companies and arrange a virtual interview.
You receive the offer: workplace, position, duties and pay.
If you accept it, you pay the program balance and the DS-2019 is processed.
You apply for the visa and travel to start the experience.
TESTIMONIALS
“Hay que venir con muchas ganas de trabajar y estar preparado para el frío. Muchas cosas las aprendés sobre la marcha: te equivocás, aprendés y seguís trabajando.”
“Hay que venir con muchas ganas de trabajar y estar preparado para el frío. Muchas cosas las aprendés sobre la marcha: te equivocás, aprendés y seguís trabajando.”
“Volvés con un crecimiento personal y profesional increíble.”
“Volvés con un crecimiento personal y profesional increíble.”























FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Departures are available all year round. What matters is setting the date from which you are available. Unlike Work & Travel, which has fixed start and end dates, you have more freedom here: you usually agree on the start date with your host company.
It can last 6, 12 or 18 months, depending on the field. Hospitality and Agronomy: 12 months maximum. Food service and business fields: 18 months maximum.
Current openings are in food service and hospitality.
It is generally a paid training. In Marketing and other fields, 6-month internships may be unpaid. In Hospitality and Food Service there may be tips, depending on the position.
It depends on the field. In Hospitality and Food Service openings, which are at hotels, accommodation is provided for 2 to 4 weeks until you find your own, or sometimes for the whole internship. In Agronomy the employer offers shared accommodation with other international interns. In other fields you arrange accommodation on your own, although the employer may give you recommendations.
Yes. It is mandatory for everyone who travels and is filed before April each year (the US tax year), with the W-2 form issued by your employer. It is important to do it right and read the information carefully to fill in the form when you arrive in the United States. Interlatina offers the filing as a separate service.
Book your info session to sign up for your new experience.