Gov. Moore Awards $5 Million To Expand Apprenticeship Programs Across Maryland
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Gov. Moore Awards $5 Million To Expand Apprenticeship Programs Across Maryland

thebaynet.com
July 30, 2026

Summary

Governor Wes Moore announced a $5 million investment to expand registered apprenticeship programs in Maryland through the Department of Labor’s Industry Apprenticeship Accelerator. This funding aims to develop new apprenticeship programs and partner with various organizations to create pathways for training in high-demand fields such as healthcare and technology.

This initiative is crucial for building a skilled workforce in Maryland, addressing labor market demands, and ensuring economic growth. By facilitating partnerships between employers and educators, the state is working to enhance workforce development and support community needs through effective training solutions.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This funding represents a significant commitment to enhancing registered apprenticeship programs, which are vital for creating skilled talent in high-demand industries. By reducing barriers for businesses and expanding access to apprenticeship opportunities, this initiative supports workforce development and economic growth in Maryland.

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