Job and Career Support

You can connect with experts at over 30 American Job Centers in Maryland. They offer job search strategies, résumé support, and help with skills assessments. You can also get job training and interview prep.

Find a career that supports your neighbors and gives you a secure future.

Enroll in classes to increase your math, reading, and writing skills. Prepare for the GED, or get ready for a new career. Learn how you can earn a Maryland high school diploma as an adult.

You can train for a career and earn money at the same time through a registered apprenticeship. These opportunities are available in every county in Maryland. You can find them in many fields, including skilled trades, health care, and IT.

Spend a year serving your state and learn valuable skills along the way in the first-in-the-nation program. Hire and develop talent needed for Maryland’s future through the Department of Service and Civic Innovation.

High school students can earn money and learn skills at the same time. Through a youth apprenticeship, you get on-the-job training from a mentor.

Veterans can connect with veteran services staff to get individualized support. This support can help when changing to a new career.

This program is for people aged 55 and older who don't have a job. It's for those who also meet the income requirements. It provides paid, on-the-job training to help find a permanent job.

This program helps people returning from incarceration find employment and access opportunities. Re-entry navigators provide support with career counseling, referrals to training programs, and more.