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United States Has Exchange Program Spots for Brazilians. The Exchange in the USA Is Open to People from All Over the Country and 30 Young People Involved in Social Impact Projects.
The U.S. Embassy in Brazil announced the opening of applications for the Young Ambassadors Program (JE), an unmissable opportunity for Brazilian youth to exchange in the USA. This prestigious program seeks to select students who stand out for their engagement in socio-environmental initiatives, academic excellence, proficiency in English, and leadership skills. In addition to providing an enriching cultural experience, the Young Ambassadors Program aims to shape future leaders by promoting knowledge exchange and the creation of international collaboration networks. Don’t miss this chance to transform your educational and professional journey. Check all the details on how to apply and the necessary requirements.
Who Can Participate in the Exchange and Study in the USA?
The 2025 edition, entitled “JE – 30 for COP 30!” in the United States, will seek 30 young people involved in social impact projects focused on combating climate change. To apply for the Young Ambassadors Program for exchange in the USA, candidates must meet the following requirements:
- Be proficient in English;
- Be enrolled in public high school in Brazil;
- Additionally, a strong academic performance is required;
- Be engaged in a socio-environmental initiative that benefits the community;
- Be Brazilian and aged between 15 and 18 during the exchange period;
- Have never traveled to the United States.
The Young Ambassadors Program 2025 will take place from January 10 to 26, starting with a week of orientation in Brasília. During the short-term exchange in the USA, selected youth will participate in various enriching activities, including the development of leadership and communication skills, participation in cultural impact projects with American students.
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How to Apply for the U.S. Exchange Program
To apply for the exchange program in the USA, which covers airfare, accommodation, food, health insurance, visa course, and general guidance, you must access the Young Ambassadors website and read the entire announcement carefully.
Applications are open until September 3, giving youth the chance to participate in a program that combines personal development and contribution to environmental and global issues.
The Young Ambassadors Program 2025 stands out for its emphasis on environmental sustainability, as stated by Luke Ortega, spokesperson for the U.S. Embassy and Consulates.
Participants will have the opportunity to significantly contribute to discussions and actions aimed at sustainability, enhancing their leadership and education skills while addressing crucial environmental issues.
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, the initiative is coordinated by the Embassy and Consulates of the U.S. in Brazil and implemented by Grupo + Unidos, reinforcing the commitment to developing conscious young leaders prepared to face global challenges.
Selection Process for the Exchange in the USA
The first stage consists of completing the Pre-Registration; those interested in JE receive an automatic response indicating whether they meet all the requirements and if they can proceed with the selection process.
If approved in the first stage, individuals interested in the program in the United States must complete the Online Application Form and attach the required documents for all prerequisites.
All documentation uploaded to the Young Ambassadors Program online platform is sent to Partner Institutions, and after analysis, individuals interested in JE are approved or not for the next stage. Those approved in the previous stage will take a written assessment on dates and times set by the program organizers, as described in the schedule.
The Partner Institutions review the written assessments of individuals who applied through them, along with the application form and the supporting documents for the prerequisites, and indicate up to two of these individuals for the next stage of the selection process.
A committee formed by representatives of the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Brazil evaluates the material of the individuals indicated by the Partner Institutions and selects those with the highest scores for the oral interview. The complete announcement can be found on the application website.
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