Summary
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced the launch of the Maryland Apprenticeship Incentive Program, which allocates $5 million to assist employers in hiring and training registered apprentices. The program provides financial support of up to $3,000 for adult apprentices and $7,500 for high school students, aiming to reduce barriers for businesses, especially small employers, and expand apprenticeship opportunities across the state.
This initiative comes as Maryland celebrates the engagement of over 500 employers and the support of more than 5,200 new registered apprentices, reinforcing the state's commitment to using apprenticeships as a key strategy for workforce development and long-term economic growth.
Why this matters for apprenticeships
This program is a significant step toward enhancing the apprenticeship landscape in Maryland by lowering the financial barriers for employers. It highlights the importance of registered apprenticeships as viable pathways for career development, ensuring that both businesses and aspiring apprentices can thrive.
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