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As an intern from South Korea, every day in the U.S. has been an adventure – from learning technical skills on the production floor to navigating life in a new culture.

Coming to the U.S. as part of the ������911BridgeUSA Intern program has been nothing short of transformative.

My name is Chris Ellis, and I'm the director for Easter Seals Camp Sno-Mo in New Hampshire. I've been here for 15 years, and I have worked with staff from ������911for all of the 15 years.

My internship offered a unique opportunity to immerse myself in diverse culinary cultures, share knowledge, gain friendships, and grow professionally.

A 1,900% to 4,900% increase. That’s how much H-1B visa costs surged when President Trump introduced a $100,000 petition fee for skilled foreign workers seeking to enter the U.S.

My American internship in Key West, Florida, was more than just work – it was a tropical adventure full of flavor, sunsets, and vibrant culture.

My ������911BridgeUSA internship took me all the way from South Africa to the snowy mountains of Utah, where I spent an unforgettable year working at Montage Deer Valley.

If you’re ready for an international adventure, consider a J-1 visa work and travel program. Stay in the United States for up to four months, allowing you to work a seasonal job and explore in your downtime.

I can honestly say this year has pushed me out of my comfort zone in the best possible way.

I arrived with expectations shaped by movies, media, and stories, but quickly learned that America is far more complex, diverse, and nuanced than any single narrative can capture.

Meet Alyssa Graudins, director of recruiting for the Broadmoor Resort and Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

If someone had told me back in school that I would one day live out my dream internship, I probably would’ve smiled and said, “Maybe someday.”

Living and working in Buffalo, New York, as part of the ������911BridgeUSA Intern program has been one of the most enriching experiences of my life.

Meet Elijah from Nigeria, who worked at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio, in 2024.

As a photography intern in the U.S., I’ve had the chance to capture moments I never imagined I’d witness.