Career Studios, Inc.

Empowering International Educators to Teach in the U.S.

The H-1B Teachers Program offers qualified international teachers the opportunity to bring their expertise to classrooms across the United States. Designed for educators who meet professional teaching standards and wish to advance their careers in U.S. schools, this program provides a structured pathway under the H-1B specialty occupation work visa.

What Is the H-1B Teachers Program?

The H-1B Teachers Program enables foreign-educated and international certified teachers to work in U.S. public or private schools through employer-sponsored H-1B visas. Unlike temporary exchange programs, the H-1B status is a professional work visa that supports long-term employment and career growth in U.S. education.

This program bridges global talent with U.S. school needs — helping districts fill critical subject shortages in areas such as STEM, foreign languages, special education, and more.

Who Is Eligible?

To qualify for the H-1B Teachers Program, applicants must:

• Hold at least a bachelor’s degree or higher in education or a related field.
or last legal residence.
• Possess teaching certification/licensure recognized in their home country or U.S. equivalency.
• Demonstrate relevant teaching experience in K-12 or specialized educational settings.

Note: Specific requirements may vary by employer and state educational standards.

Program Benefits

Professional Growth

International teachers gain:

• Valuable U.S. classroom experience
• Enhanced instructional skills
• Exposure to diverse educational practices

Career Advancement

H-1B status can be a stepping stone to:

• Long-term employment in U.S. schools
• Pathways to permanent residency (where applicable)
• Leadership roles in education

FAQs

Do I need to be currently in the U.S. to apply?

No. Teachers outside the U.S. can apply and complete visa processing at a U.S. consulate in their home country.

Can I bring family members?

Yes. Spouses and dependents can apply for H-4 dependent visas.

How long is the H-1B status valid?

Typically granted for up to three years, and it may be extended up to six years under standard H-1B rules.