workforce development

Garrett College has received state approval to launch five programs, each tailored to a specific target market. The College will begin offering the programs – a retooled degree in Professional & Technical Studies and a new degree in Health & Exercise Science, as well as certificates in Addictions... see more

Northern High School senior Kyle Broadwater never imagined he'd have a paid apprenticeship job with a guided career track while still in school. But, through the Maryland Apprenticeship program, Broadwater, who has an interest in welding, works five days a week at the Beitzel Corporation's machine... see more

The Maryland Department of Labor and American Job Centers are offering free online educational workshops to the public. Registration is required in advance. Participants have several options to log in via computer, with or without a camera/microphone, as well as tune in via smartphone. Access the... see more

The Maryland Department of Labor and American Job Centers are offering free online educational workshops to the public. Registration is required in advance. Participants have several options to log in via computer, with or without a camera/microphone, as well as tune in via smartphone. Access the... see more

A new outdoor education collaborative between Frostburg State University, Garrett College, and Allegany College of Maryland was the focus of a statewide meeting last Thursday at the PACE (Positive Attitudes Change Everything) conference. FSU is overseeing a $1.4 million grant — secured through a... see more