This article focuses on strategies for preparing students for the language challenges of the international online youth camp InterTransCamp. It examines the experience of the Orenburg Railway Transport Technical School in preparing contestants for the InterTransChampionship. The goals and objectives of the camp, its structure and working principles are described. Special attention is given to the language training methodology, including work with online simulators, specialized dictionaries, and methodological materials. The process of developing a training strategy, creating additional educational materials, and organizing feedback with participants is analyzed. The importance of an individual approach and constant interaction between the teacher and students is emphasized. The article details the preparation stages, including analysis of the championship structure, study of methodological recommendations, mastery of professional terminology, and work with an online simulator. Methods for developing practical tasks, tests, and case studies to improve students’ language skills in the context of railway specialties are discussed. Particular attention is paid to integrating language preparation with professional competencies in the field of railway transport. In conclusion, the achieved results, including prize-winning places of participants, and prospects for further project development are noted. The article underscores the significance of such international initiatives for enhancing students’ professional and language competencies, as well as for developing intercultural communication in the railway transport sector.