The Cordell Hull Foundation for International Education
Foreign Policy Association recognizes The Cordell Hull Foundation in Educators
Corner. The Cordell Hull Foundation for International Education is a not-for-profit
organization dedicated to continuing the work of Cordell Hull, awarded the Nobel Peace
Prize in 1945 as "Father of the United Nations." Secretary Hull served for twelve years
under Franklin Roosevelt, the longest-serving Secretary of State in U.S. history.
Embracing his goals of international peace, the Cordell Hull Foundation (CHF) has
offered programs to improve relations between the United States and other countries,
primarily through educational and cultural exchange, since 1951.
Corner. The Cordell Hull Foundation for International Education is a not-for-profit
organization dedicated to continuing the work of Cordell Hull, awarded the Nobel Peace
Prize in 1945 as "Father of the United Nations." Secretary Hull served for twelve years
under Franklin Roosevelt, the longest-serving Secretary of State in U.S. history.
Embracing his goals of international peace, the Cordell Hull Foundation (CHF) has
offered programs to improve relations between the United States and other countries,
primarily through educational and cultural exchange, since 1951.
Cordell Hull Foundation offices are located in midtown
Manhattan on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street.
Overlooking the original New York City Library building,
pictured at left, CHF is centrally located two blocks from
Grand Central Station. Behind the NYC Public Library lies
the 4-block square Bryant Park.
HONORING COMMITMENT TO GLOBAL EDUCATION
AND PEACE
Manhattan on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street.
Overlooking the original New York City Library building,
pictured at left, CHF is centrally located two blocks from
Grand Central Station. Behind the NYC Public Library lies
the 4-block square Bryant Park.
HONORING COMMITMENT TO GLOBAL EDUCATION
AND PEACE
The Cordell Hull Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation, is active in sponsoring
exchange programs for qualifying teachers from all over the world. Currently,
teachers hail from more than fifty countries including Argentina, Australia, Austria,
Belgium, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Croatia, The Czech Republic, Denmark, The Dominican Republic, El Salvador,
Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary, India,
Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Lebanon, Mexico, Nepal, The Netherlands, New Zealand,
Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Russia, South Africa, Scotland, Spain, Sri Lanka,
Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, Venezuela,
and Wales. After enjoying the experience of teaching in the United States on a
temporary basis, teachers return home to share positive memories and feedback on
American culture.
Through partnerships with individual public and private schools and school systems,
CHF administers J-1 visa exchange teacher visitor programs primarily in
foreign-language immersion, bilingual, ESL, math, and science curricula throughout
the U.S.
CHF J-1 VISA Teacher Exchange
The J-1 visa Teacher Exchange Program was established by the Educational and
Cultural Exchange Act of 1961, as amended. Students benefit through learning about
the customs and mores of other nationalities, as well as literature and spoken
language skills. Primary languages represented are French, Spanish, Greek, German,
and Mandarin.
The J-1 Exchange Visitor Program allows elementary and secondary-school teachers
to teach under CHF J-1 visa sponsorship in the U.S. from 1-3 years, renewable
annually. CHF works directly with schools rather than through attorneys or other
third-party intermediaries. CHF is not an employment agency and does not look for
positions in which to place individual foreign teachers nor allow foreign teachers to
pay for cost of sponsorship in our Exchange Visitor Teacher program. The Cordell
Hull Foundation does not charge a fee for teacher recruitment unless under specific
contract.
exchange programs for qualifying teachers from all over the world. Currently,
teachers hail from more than fifty countries including Argentina, Australia, Austria,
Belgium, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Croatia, The Czech Republic, Denmark, The Dominican Republic, El Salvador,
Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary, India,
Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Lebanon, Mexico, Nepal, The Netherlands, New Zealand,
Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Russia, South Africa, Scotland, Spain, Sri Lanka,
Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Uruguay, Venezuela,
and Wales. After enjoying the experience of teaching in the United States on a
temporary basis, teachers return home to share positive memories and feedback on
American culture.
Through partnerships with individual public and private schools and school systems,
CHF administers J-1 visa exchange teacher visitor programs primarily in
foreign-language immersion, bilingual, ESL, math, and science curricula throughout
the U.S.
CHF J-1 VISA Teacher Exchange
The J-1 visa Teacher Exchange Program was established by the Educational and
Cultural Exchange Act of 1961, as amended. Students benefit through learning about
the customs and mores of other nationalities, as well as literature and spoken
language skills. Primary languages represented are French, Spanish, Greek, German,
and Mandarin.
The J-1 Exchange Visitor Program allows elementary and secondary-school teachers
to teach under CHF J-1 visa sponsorship in the U.S. from 1-3 years, renewable
annually. CHF works directly with schools rather than through attorneys or other
third-party intermediaries. CHF is not an employment agency and does not look for
positions in which to place individual foreign teachers nor allow foreign teachers to
pay for cost of sponsorship in our Exchange Visitor Teacher program. The Cordell
Hull Foundation does not charge a fee for teacher recruitment unless under specific
contract.
| CHF J-1 VISA Teacher Exchange |
| The J-1 visa Teacher Exchange Program was established by the Educational and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961, as amended. Students nationalities, as well as literature and spoken language skills. Primary languages represented are French, Spanish, Greek, German, and Mandarin. |
| The J-1 Exchange Visitor Program allows elementary and secondary-school teachers to teach under CHF J-1 visa sponsorship in the U.S. from 1-3 years, renewable annually. CHF works directly with schools rather than through attorneys or other third-party intermediaries. CHF is not an employment agency and does not look for positions in which to place individual foreign teachers nor allow foreign teachers to pay for cost of sponsorship in our Exchange Visitor Teacher program. The Cordell Hull Foundation does not charge a fee for teacher recruitment unless under specific contract. |
| Pictured left: Aline Rodriguez, a teacher from Merida accompanied by her students in a Spanish Immersion school in the Midwest. |
