Are You NIW-Ready? The 7 Signs International Teachers Should Look For
Many teachers are NIW-ready without realizing it. Here are the 7 clearest signs that your impact, leadership, and service may already align with NIW criteria.
Visa Help, Teaching Tips, and Money Advice for International Educators
Many teachers are NIW-ready without realizing it. Here are the 7 clearest signs that your impact, leadership, and service may already align with NIW criteria.
Confused about the NIW and how it affects your J-1 visa? Discover the myths and truths every international teacher needs to know before taking the next step.
The 212(e) waiver and the NIW are not the same. One removes the J-1 home residency rule, while the other opens a green card pathway. Here’s what every teacher should know—and why timing is critical.
As a J-1 teacher in the U.S., your financial obligations go beyond paying bills. Unpaid debts can affect your credit score, professional reputation, and even your visa pathway. Learn why it’s crucial to honor every commitment.
Most J-1 teachers go home without a plan. The NIW may be the less-traveled road—but it’s a powerful option if you want to return and stay for good.
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.