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The Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development seeks responses to a Request for Proposals (RFP) to provide occupational training to Baltimore city residents. This initiative is one part of Baltimore’s Economic Recovery Plan.

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The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED) has exciting news. MOED was awarded a $6.8 million dollars.

Today, Mayor Brandon M. Scott joined with students and partner organizations to highlight a new summer internship program for high school students focused on increasing youth economic opportunity and expanding access to technology careers. </p> <p>This pilot internship program is a collaboration between the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, Baltimore Tracks, a coalition of local tech companies committed to equity, Code in the Schools, Pass IT On, and Baltimore City Public Schools.

Registration for Summer Job Placements to be Conducted Entirely Online this Year. Today, Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced that YouthWorks, Baltimore City’s summer jobs program for young people, has opened online registration for the 2021 summer session. 

The launch of a groundbreaking pilot program – the Baltimore Health Corps – designed to address the city’s interconnected economic and public health crises caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

At least 4,000 youth and young adults to participate in YouthWorks 2020 using remote tools in a safe and virtual environment. Today, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced a 2020 virtual YouthWorks summer jobs program.

YouthWorks is full-speed ahead with enrollment for the 2020 program.

Today, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young issued new guidance to city agencies as it relates to public interaction.