Visa Help, Teaching Tips, and Money Advice for International Educators
Think the green card process is out of reach? If you’re a teacher in a high-need field, the NIW may be your best chance to stay in the U.S. permanently—without employer sponsorship.
J-1 visa teachers must now pass a new level of screening: their social media. Here’s what you need to know — and avoid — before your U.S. embassy interview.
If you’re still waiting for a U.S. school to say yes, you’re not alone. Here’s a real-talk Q&A to help you stay grounded, encouraged, and ready—without burning out or giving up.
Your SEVIS record is the backbone of your legal stay in the U.S. One wrong move can put your visa at risk. Here’s how international teachers can stay compliant and stress-free.
If you’ve been applying to teach in the U.S. but haven’t received interviews yet, this is for you. Learn the top reasons your application might be getting overlooked—and what you can do today to finally stand out.
Applying for a U.S. visa can feel overwhelming, but with the right preparation, you can confidently approach your interview at the U.S. embassy. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the general requirements you’ll need to prepare — plus, we’ll share some common interview questions you can expect. General Requirements for a U.S. Visa Application … Read more
From car costs to classroom supplies, here are 10 hidden expenses every J-1 teacher should know—plus simple tips to prepare and budget smart.
This blog is for international teachers—especially from countries like India and South Africa—who dream of teaching in the U.S. through the J-1 visa program. A recent U.S. visa update might just change your path—and open doors you didn’t think were possible. If you’ve been dreaming of teaching in the U.S. but holding out for an … Read more