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    HIRE Harford's Investment in Real-world Education

    If you're 18-24 years old, the HIRE program at Harford Community College combines certification-based workforce training with wrap-around supports, ensuring student success from program to career.

    Qualified students get everything they need to get started: fully funded workforce training PLUS support and skills in career exploration, life management, financial literacy, basic computers, and job readiness.

    Don’t let life circumstances get in the way of your future!
    RSVP below for an upcoming information session. These sessions cover program details, timelines, expectations, and funding opportunities. Space is limited.

    INFORMATION SESSIONS

    All in-person sessions are held at Harford's Workforce Training Center at Water's Edge | 4690 Millenium Dr., Belcamp, MD 21017. If you are attending a virtual session, you will receive an email prior to the event that includes the link to login.

    In-person Sessions: JUN 26, 3–4 PM  |  JUL 15, 6–7 PM  |  JUL 30, 11 AM–12 PM
    Virtual Sessions:  JUN 9, 5–6 PM  |  JUN 30, 5–6 PM  |  JUL 8, 12–1 PM  |  JUL 17, 10–11 AM

    RSVP for Fall Enrollment

    Interest Area(s)*
    *Offered in the fall semester only. All others offered in both fall and spring.
    Information Sessions (chose one)*
     
    Eligibility Requirements

    To qualify, students need to be between the ages of 18-24 and meet one of the following criteria: 

    • have a mental, physical, or learning disability (ie. anxiety, School IEP/504, ADHD, dyslexia)
    • are homeless
    • are a parent, are parenting, or are pregnant
    • are subject to juvenile or adult justice system
    • are currently in, or have aged out of, foster care system
    • your family and/or self are currently receiving public assistance (Food stamps/SNAP or TCA)
    • have dropped out or aged-out of high school and need your GED®
    • are a low-income youth and who requires additional assistance to complete an educational program, or to secure and hold employment.
    Steps to Enroll
    1. RSVP and attend an Information Session.
    2. Schedule a one-on-one interview to learn about your goals, interests, and supports you may need.
    3. Complete a Career Research Exercise.
    4. Schedule a placement test. 
    5. Once you're accepted into the program, attend an intake/enrollment meeting.