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Find similar grantsEmployment Advancement Right Now (EARN) Maryland is sponsored by Maryland Department of Labor. EARN Maryland is an industry-led workforce development grant program that connects Marylanders to employment and strengthens the state's economic competitiveness.
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EARN Maryland - Maryland's new workforce training initiative - Division of Workforce Development and Adult Learning Accessibility Information EARN Maryland - Division of Workforce Development and Adult Learning EARN Maryland, established in 2014, is a state-funded, competitive workforce development grant program that is industry-led and regionally focused.
Designed to support the Moore-Miller administration's priorities, EARN serves as a proven strategy for connecting Marylanders to employment while strengthening the State’s economic competitiveness. Through flexible and innovative approaches, the program addresses workforce needs by aligning training with industry demand and developing long-term solutions to persistent skills gaps and personnel shortages across key sectors.
EARN serves unemployed and incumbent workers by removing barriers to employment and creating structured career pathways to sustainable, middle class jobs.
The program promotes upward mobility for Maryland’s hardest-to-serve jobseekers through targeted job readiness training, while fostering strong collaboration among public, private, and nonprofit partners, as well as workforce, economic development, and education systems statewide. By ensuring employers have access to the skilled talent they need, EARN Maryland helps businesses grow while strengthening communities across the state.
Start Your Career Training Journey with EARN Maryland EARN Maryland Partnerships EARN Maryland Annual Report EARN Maryland Past Awardees For additional information, contact: Office of Strategic Initiatives Division of Workforce Development and Adult Learning Maryland Department of Labor ensures HTML content is downloaded and parsed first.
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Employment Advancement Right Now (EARN) Maryland is funded by Maryland Department of Labor. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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