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No, work is permitted only as on-the-job training described in the Training Plan submitted with the YMCA International Career Advancement Program application. All other work is not permitted by the trainee’s J-1 visa and could result in severe fines for any employer hiring the trainee outside of activities described on the Training Plan.
