53. There are some jobs that are forbidden for students. Look through the list given below and say why they are forbidden.

• Au pair / nanny / babysitting / domestic labor

• Camp counselor / teacher / coach

• Medical / veterinary / pharmaceutical services or any job that requires direct patient contact or dispensing of medication

• Adult Entertainment Industry Jobs

• Crew member on ships or aeroplanes, or as pilots

• Sales jobs involving purchasing sales merchandise to resell (e.g.7 door-to-door sales).

• Employment through staffing agencies

54. When do Russian students have an opportunity to go to the usa to work? How long? rules & regulations

Work & Travel USA allows eligible students to work in the USA for a maximum of 4 months and to travel at the end of their working period for up to a maximum of 25 days. All Work & Travel USA participants must note that they can only work and travel within the program dates. There are three seasons (Winter (November 15th- April 15th Southern Hemisphere students only), Spring (Dates vary. Primarily students from Asian countries.) and Summer (June 1st-October 19th European Students and all other students.)) when students are admitted into the program.

The DS2019 Form You may never have heard of this important bit of documentation before, but once you become a Work &Travel Student, those numbers and letters will become very familiar to you. The DS2019 is the document that permits you to work legally in the U.S. Work & Travel USA participants may only work between the dates shown in box 3 on the DS-2019. Working outside of these dates is ILLEGAL. If a participant breaks this rule, he or she is likely to be arrested and the full consequences of U.S. Law will then be applied.

55. According to the information below fill in the table:

age
registration at the university
level of English ability
money available

Eligibility to Participate on the Work & Travel usa Program

CIEE has been designated by the U.S. State Department to administer Work & Travel USA Program. As a program sponsor, CIEE helps to obtain all necessary work documents, provides supervision and emergency backup service throughout the program.

According to US State Department guidelines, "the selection will be limited to bona fide university students screened for maturity and ability to get maximum benefit from Summer Travel/Work Programs." To be eligible for the Work & Travel USA program, you must:

• According to CIEE rules, be between 18 and 30 years old.

• Be registered as a full-time student at an accredited university or other state-recognized institution of post-secondary education. The degree/diploma course on which you are registered must be at least 2 years in duration. Students on post-graduate courses which are less than two years can also be accepted (e.g. masters courses). "Gap year" students or high school graduates are not eligible.

• Be able to function in an English-speaking work environment. Before participating on the Work & Travel USA Program, you will be screened for an intermediate/advanced level of English ability. This can be verified by having a Certified English Teacher fill out the English Ability and Reference section of the application form and/or by submitting scores from an accredited English test: TOEFL, TOEIC, Cambridge English Exam (First, Advanced, Proficiency).

• Undergo an interview, conducted by a CIEE staff member or a partner organization agent either in person or by telephone.

• Have a pre-arranged job and a minimum of $475 (US dollars) available in order to support yourself upon arrival in the USA. When a pre-arranged job is not required and the a participant does not have a job, US$950 must be available in personal funds upon arrival in the USA.