Career Training is a career development track: you go abroad to learn a trade and work for real to raise your skills, designed for people who already have a degree or experience.

Unlike a student internship, this track is aimed at people who already have a foundation, want to build their expertise properly in an international environment, and get paid during their training.

Two tracks are open: J-1 Trainee in the USA and visa 407 in Australia (delivered with our partner Australian Internships).

Other destinations are being finalized. A consultation will help you choose the track that fits your field and goals best.

J-1 Trainee is the training category of the J-1 visa, for people who already have a degree plus experience. You train and earn a salary at a US company under a training plan, usually up to 18 months.

SBB works with a sponsor organization designated by the US Department of State to issue the DS-2019 and support you throughout the process.

Visa 407 is Australia's Training category, letting you go to Australia to learn a trade hands-on at an Australian company for up to 2 years.

SBB is the exclusive representative in Vietnam of Australian Internships, handling the placement connection and visa sponsorship for you.

It suits people who already have a degree or experience in the right field and want to raise their skills in an international environment.

Each track has its own requirements for field, English and experience. It all starts with a skills assessment to pin down the right track and path for you.

The journey follows clear steps:

• 1 · Skills assessment. Identify the right training track and field.
• 2 · Build the foundation. Trade skills, applied English and international workplace conduct.
• 3 · Connect with businesses. Match you with a host company or partner in the destination country.
• 4 · Application & visa. Prepare sponsorship documents, practice interviews and set off.

The timeline depends on the track and each person's starting point. During your consultation, you receive a specific path with timelines tailored to you.

Yes. Both J-1 Trainee and visa 407 are paid training categories, in line with the rules of the destination country and the host company.

Income depends on the field, region and position. The goal is for you to build real skills and reach financial independence sooner.

Yes, if you start early. The path builds your applied English alongside preparing your application and skills.

Both the visa and the job interview require you to communicate, so SBB coaches you closely until you are confident enough before you set off.

The cost depends on the track, field and path, so SBB breaks down each item transparently during your consultation, so your family understands it fully before deciding.

The program is split into stages, with flexible financial support options, so your family does not have to cover the entire cost up front.

SBB supports the entire process of preparing sponsorship documents and the visa interview, helping you follow the right procedure with more confidence.

Situations such as an unfavorable application or a change of plans all have clear options and policies, discussed transparently from the start so you feel secure about your rights.

Yes. SBB walks the whole journey with you, from preparing in Vietnam, to settling in during your first months abroad, until you are steady in your work.

The SBB alumni community across many countries is a support base so you never have to go it alone.