Workforce Tools

    • The Maryland Department of Labor provides comprehensive information for employers on how to establish or join a Registered Apprenticeship program, including step-by-step guides, contacts, and resources.

    • Employer resources: Maryland Apprenticeship and Training Program

    • Offers reimbursement grants to employers for incumbent worker training, which can be used to upskill apprenticeship mentors or supervisors.

    • More information: Maryland Business Works

    • EARN Maryland is a state-funded, industry-led workforce development grant program. It supports partnerships between employers, training providers, and other stakeholders to develop and implement training programs, including apprenticeships.

    • Program information and application: EARN Maryland.

    • The Promise Scholarship provides tuition assistance for Maryland residents attending community colleges, including those enrolled in apprenticeship-related programs.

    • Eligibility and application: Maryland Promise Scholarship

    • Maryland’s Youth Apprenticeship program connects high school students with employers for paid, on-the-job training. The Department of Labor publishes annual reports and provides guidance for employers interested in participating.

    • Learn more: Youth Apprenticeship in Maryland

    • The Workforce Development Sequence Scholarship provides up to $2,000 of financial assistance to students enrolling in an approved non-credit certificate program leading to apprenticeships, employment, licensure, or job skill enhancement only at participating

    • More information: Workforce Development Sequence Scholarship

    • MAC provides a well-rounded 360 view of the apprenticeship process supporting employers aiming for business growth and a modern approach to workforce development.

    • More details and resources: Maryland Apprenticeship Connector.

    • This association advocates for and promotes the public workforce system and provides networking, advocacy, and partnership opportunities for employers.

    • More details: Maryland Workforce Association.