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USIT is proud to share its all-inclusive 2024 Camp USA package, providing the ideal summer experience for young people to make global friends, gain valuable international work experience, and travel the USA.

USIT is proud to share its all-inclusive 2024 Camp USA package, providing the ideal summer experience for young people to make global friends, gain valuable international work experience, and travel the USA.

USIT has announced its all-inclusive Camp USA package for Summer 2024.

USIT, one of the leading providers of the Australia Working Holiday Programme, has just announced a €100 discount on all Australian Working visas to celebrate the launch of their brand new website.

USIT, the leading provider of the Grad USA programme has just revealed the salaries Irish graduates can expect to earn while participating in the Intern Work and Travel Programme in the States with previous positions obtained by Grad students offering salaries of up to $95,000 per year.

USIT, the leading provider of the Grad USA programme is reminding 2022 graduates to check their grad certificates if they intend on kick starting their career Stateside.

USIT, the leading provider of the Grad USA programme in Ireland has announced a virtual event on March 13 to give graduates an insight into everything they need to know to apply for the work and travel programme.

USIT, the leading provider of the Grad USA programme in Ireland has welcomed the signing of a Statement of Intent between US Ambassador to Ireland, H.E. Claire Cronin and local Minister of State for European Affairs and Defence, Deputy Peter Burke, committing to extend the US-Ireland Intern Work and Travel programme for a further five years.

USIT, the leading provider of the Grad USA programme in Ireland has welcomed the signing of a Statement of Intent between US Ambassador to Ireland, H.E. Claire Cronin and Minister of State for European Affairs and Defence, Peter Burke TD committing to extend the US-Ireland Intern Work & Travel programme for a further five years.

Three Galway primary schools have been named top of the class in a national competition showcasing randomised trials.