Participate in a teaching internship or trainee program in a U.S. classroom on a J-1 visa
Gain real classroom experience as a J-1 teaching intern or trainee at a K-12 school in the United States. Intrax handles your full J-1 visa sponsorship.
Internship or trainee teaching assistant positions in the U.S. on a J-1 visa
Teaching interns and trainees to assist in U.S. classrooms across a wide range of subjects and grade levels, from K-12 public and private schools to accredited international schools.
It's a hands-on way to develop your teaching skills, experience American education culture, and fulfill degree program requirements, all while living and working in the United States.
Experience American culture and share your culture with U.S. schools
If you are studying to become a teacher or are early in your teaching career, you can apply to become a Teaching Intern or Trainee in the U.S.
Develop real classroom skills across K-12 subjects
You'll assist in live U.S. classrooms, work alongside experienced American educators, and gain hands-on teaching experience you can bring back to your home country.
We handle your J-1 visa from application to arrival
From your DS-2019 application to pre-departure preparation, our team guides you through every step of the J-1 sponsorship process.
Why participants choose Intrax
Services supporting you every step of the way.
Designated sponsor since 2003
Intrax has been designated by the U.S. Department of State to sponsor J-1 trainee visas since 2003 and intern visas since 2007 — giving you a trusted, experienced sponsor backed by decades of compliance expertise.
Fast DS-2019 processing
Receive your DS-2019 within 2 weeks of completing all documents, your phone interview, and payment — so you can move forward with your visa application without delays.
Dedicated program advisor
You are assigned a personal program advisor who provides guidance and support throughout your entire internship — from application to your last day in the U.S.
24-hour emergency support
If something unexpected happens during your program, our team is available around the clock to help — so you are never left dealing with issues alone.
Year-round start dates
Begin a role when it works best for you.
Global presence and connections
A trusted international network opening doors across industries and locations.
What We Offer
Variety of host schools and subjects
We work with accredited public and private K-12 schools across the United States, from rural and suburban to urban settings. Subject placements span Biology, Math, Sciences, History, Foreign Languages, Sports, Art, Drama, Music, Technology, and more.
Compensation
Teaching internships are primarily experience-driven. Most host schools provide modest support in the form of housing assistance or a stipend, typically between $500 and $1,000 per month. Compensation varies by school and circumstance.
Develop a training plan
Every intern starts with a structured training plan that outlines goals and responsibilities for both you and your host school, so expectations are clear from day one.
Frequent check-ins
Our Program Advisors check in regularly with both you and your host school throughout your internship. You'll be evaluated through mentor discussions, surveys, and virtual or in-person conferences so you always have support.
Experience American education culture
You'll gain firsthand insight into how U.S. classrooms operate, build relationships with American educators, and bring a global perspective to your students. Cultural exchange is at the heart of everything we do.
Key Program Information
Intern
Trainee
Step 1 - Apply online
Step 2 — Secure your internship offer
Step 3 — Receive your J-1 sponsorship
Step 4 — Begin your internship
Ready to get started?
Our team will guide you through every step, from application to arrival.
Still have questions? Check our FAQ or contact us directly.
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