J-1 High School Program
Study in a U.S. Public High School Through the J-1 Exchange Program
At Xperience Education, we work closely with U.S. Department of State-designated J-1 visa sponsoring organizations to assist international students in experiencing high school life in the United States. Our team supports students throughout the process, from application to placement and beyond, ensuring a smooth and enriching cultural exchange experience.
What is the J-1 High School Program?
The J-1 High School Exchange Program is a cultural exchange initiative sponsored by the U.S. government, allowing international students to attend a public high school in the U.S. for up to one academic year. This program offers students the opportunity to:
✅ Experience American education and culture firsthand
✅ Improve English language skills in an immersive environment
✅ Live with a carefully selected host family
✅ Participate in school activities, sports, and community events
✅ Build lifelong friendships and global connections
How We Help
At [Your Organization Name], we work alongside official J-1 visa sponsors to:
✔ Assist students in the application and placement process
✔ Help ensure compliance with U.S. Department of State regulations
✔ Provide ongoing support to students, host families, and schools
✔ Work with sending organizations to make the process seamless
Get Started Today!
If you're an international student looking for an exciting high school exchange experience in the U.S., or an organization interested in partnering with us, contact Xperience Education today!
Program Rules & Requirements
To ensure a successful and compliant exchange experience, students participating in the J-1 High School Program must follow these key guidelines:
🔹 Duration: The program is limited to one academic year (students cannot extend or repeat under J-1 status).
🔹 Public School Enrollment: Students are placed in public high schools across the U.S. and cannot choose their school location.
🔹 Host Family Living: Students live with an approved host family who volunteers to provide a safe and welcoming home.
🔹 Academic Performance: Students must maintain satisfactory grades and meet attendance requirements.
🔹 Age Requirement: Students must typically be between 15-18 years old at the start of the program.
🔹 Cultural Exchange Focus: The primary goal is cultural exchange, so students cannot work while in the U.S. and must actively engage in their school and community.
🔹 Travel Restrictions: Students must adhere to travel rules set by their sponsoring organization and host family.