Workforce Development Archives - Page 12 of 17

Free Fiber Optic Cabling Career Training

Interested in a career in fiber optic cabling? Humanim and Baltimore City Community College (BCCC) have partnered to provide a Fiber Optic Cabling career training program.

Building Commmunity Partnerships to Strengthen Local Hiring with Towson University

Towson University talks about how they are changing lives through inclusive employment, in partnership with the Baltimore Integration Project and Humanim’s Administrative Assistant Career Training program.

mWorks May 2018 Graduating Class

Congratulations to the May 2018 graduating cohort from Mercy’s mWorks program – which provides training, professional certification, and employment services in Nutrition Services, Environmental Services and Patient Transport at Mercy Hospital.

Congrats to our Howard County SOS & WE STEP Graduates!

It’s graduation season at Humanim. Big congrats to our Howard County Start on Success and WE STEP graduates!

Free Administrative Assistant Career Training

Interested in an administrative career? We are currently recruiting for our next FREE Administrative Assistant Training program! Receive specialized training, professional certification, and job placement assistance.

Congrats to our Administrative Training Graduating Class of April 2018!

Congratulations to our April 2018 cohort of Administrative Training graduates! We are proud of our graduates and look forward to following them in their future administrative careers!

Free Warehouse Inventory Associate Training

Interested in a warehouse inventory career? Receive free, hands-on training, OSHA certification, and job placement assistance during our 6 week training program in partnership with Baltimore City Community College.

Free Culinary Career Training

Ready to start your culinary career? We are currently recruiting for our next FREE Culinary Training Program in partnership with Moveable Feast.

Employing the Community with UMB

Humanim’s Administrative Career Training program and graduate Shakiara Seals were recently highlighted by The University of Maryland, Baltimore in their press release “Working to Employ the Community.”