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Now Recruiting: Administrative Assistant Career Training – HARFORD COUNTY and BALTIMORE

Increase your value to potential employers and start earning more than minimum wage. Join Humanim’s free Award-Winning Administrative Assistant Career Training program.

Baltimore and Harford Admin Assistant Career Training Fall 2022 Graduations

Humanim’s Award-Winning Administrative Assistant Career Training Program celebrated the graduation of the Fall 2022 cohorts in Baltimore and Harford County!

National Apprenticeship Week Spotlights

In honor of National Apprenticeship Week, we’re spotlighting some of our outstanding apprentices who are a part of the Maryland Direct Support Professional (DSP) Apprenticeship Program.

2022 National Apprenticeship Week Event Series

In honor of National Apprenticeship Week, November 14-20, the Greater Baltimore Committee and Humanim invite employers to learn more about the value of apprenticeships through a series of free regional, collaborative events.

Extending Recruitment for Harford County Career Training and Growing our Team

Our hybrid (virtual and in-person) award-winning Administrative Assistant Career Training is still recruiting for Harford County. The upcoming training begins on October 3, so apply today.

Now Recruiting: Administrative Assistant Career Training – HARFORD COUNTY and BALTIMORE

Increase your value to potential employers and start earning more than minimum wage. Join Humanim’s Award-Winning Administrative Assistant Career Training program for FREE!

Humans of Humanim: Meet Shalia

Say hello to Shalia. Last November, Shalia rejoined #TeamHumanim as a Career Readiness Facilitator in the Workforce Development division.

Baltimore and Harford Admin Assistant Career Training Graduations

Humanim’s Administrative Assistant Career Training Program celebrated the graduation of the cohorts held in Baltimore and Harford last month!

Humanim Receives $500,000 in Federal Grants for Workforce Development

Senator Van Hollen announced Humanim as one of four organizations in Baltimore to receive part of $3.3 million in federal grants to support workforce training programs.