MATP provides a listing of apprenticeship and training programs in Maryland. MATP does not place individuals into apprenticeship programs. Apprenticeships are jobs and, therefore, must be applied to through the individual apprenticeship program sponsors.
MATP provides viewable links to apprenticeship program sponsor websites can help with the search. Contact a program directly to learn how to apply and what the timeframe for applying and receiving a response is. In addition, the related classroom instruction may determine the application dates for some apprenticeship programs. This means that some apprenticeship programs will only accept applications at specific times of the year. In some cases, it may be months from the date of application to the date of interview.

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Job readiness

Living Classrooms Foundation

1417 Thames Street (main offices) Baltimore MD 21231

410.685.0295

Arts
Birth control
Condoms
Financial literacy
Healthy relationships
Job readiness
Legal assistance
Life skills
Nature & environment
Nutrition & physical well-being
School readiness
Schools & after school programs
Sexual health education
Special health care needs
Sports & recreation
Substance use & abuse
Volunteer opportunities
Youth development

Loving Arms Inc.

3313 Oakfield Ave Gwynn Oak MD 21207

410-367-5869

Advocacy
Arts
Child abuse & support
Clothing & laundry
Condoms
Financial literacy
Food assistance
Health insurance
Healthy relationships
HIV treatment & Ryan White
Homeless
Income assistance
Job readiness
Latino
LGBTQ+
Life skills
Mental health
Nutrition & physical well-being
Oral health
Parenting
Pregnancy, abortion & adoption
School readiness
Schools & after school programs
Shelter & housing
Sports & recreation
Substance use & abuse
Trauma, grief & loss
Vision health
Volunteer opportunities
Youth development

Maryland Department of Human Services (DHS)

As the state’s primary social service provider, the Maryland Department of Human Services serves over one million people annually. The Department, through its 24 local departments of social services, pursues opportunities to assist people in economic need, provide preventive services, and protect vulnerable children and adults in each of Maryland’s 23 counties and Baltimore City.

311 West Saratoga St Baltimore MD 21201

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Financial literacy
Food assistance
Foster care
Job readiness
Legal assistance
Life skills
School readiness
Shelter & housing
Special health care needs
Youth development

Maryland FoodBank FoodWorks Program

2200 Halethorpe Farms Rd Baltimore MD 21227

(410) 737-8282

Job readiness
Nutrition & physical well-being

Maryland New Directions

2700 N Charles St Suite 200 Baltimore MD 21218

(410) 230-0630

Job readiness
Volunteer opportunities

Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED)

101 West 24th St Baltimore MD 21202

(410) 396-6722

Job readiness
Life skills
School readiness

Mayor’s Office of Immigrant and Multicultural Affairs (MIMA)

100 N Holiday Street Baltimore MD 21202

(410) 396-8056

Advocacy
Financial literacy
Healthy relationships
Immigrants & refugees
Job readiness
Latino
Mental health
Schools & after school programs
Shelter & housing
Special health care needs
Trauma, grief & loss
Youth development

New Pathways

1045 Taylor Avenue Suite 21 Towson MD 21286

(667) 206-5236

Financial literacy
Foster care
Homeless
Income assistance
Job readiness
Life skills
Mental health
Parenting
School readiness
Volunteer opportunities
Youth development

Stand for Youth

7111 Park Heights Avenue Suite 503 Baltimore MD 21215

(855) 7 AT RISK (28-7475)

Advocacy
Arts
Financial literacy
Job readiness
Life skills
Mental health
Nutrition & physical well-being
School readiness
Schools & after school programs
Science, technology, engineering & math (STEM)
Substance use & abuse
Trauma, grief & loss
Volunteer opportunities
Youth development

Train Baltimore

Train Baltimore is your one-stop shop for information on job training and career advancement. It allows you to search and compare job training programs.

On the Training section, you can search hundreds of local job training programs to find one that’s right for you. The search results will give you detailed information on each program, so you know what to expect before you enroll. All of the programs listed here are either free or low-cost.
On the Resources section, you can find a variety of other useful tools and links, including:
- Links to career exploration resources to help you find the right job
- Information on GED classes and English language classes
- Links to local colleges if you’re ready for a degree
- Job search and job placement help
- Information on community resources and services