EducationUSA facilitates several Training Institutes in the United States for EducationUSA advisers. Each institute combines a Washington, D.C. workshop, including sessions at the U.S. Department of State, with campus-based training.
The campus portion brings a group of advisers to U.S. institutions to deepen their understanding of admissions, academic programs, international-student services, and campus life. The reviewed official pages do not publish a public application form, deadline, or institute dates.
Benefits & funding
- A two-week professional training program with a Washington, D.C. workshop and campus-based learning.
- Advisers’ international travel to the United States is funded by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
- The official campus-hosting guidance says cost sharing may apply to Training Institutes; it does not publish a complete participant funding package.
Eligibility
- Participation is for EducationUSA advisers.
- The reviewed official pages state no nationality, residence, degree, experience, gender, or age requirement.
Can you apply?
Open to all applicants
No nationality, residency, education, or experience limits are listed.
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Application process
- 1Follow participation instructions distributed through EducationUSA; the reviewed official pages provide no public application form or deadline.
Program timeline
Date not published
Application deadline.
Dates not published
Two-week institute, including a Washington, D.C. workshop and campus-based training.