A training program for unemployed Marylanders
In the wake of the coronavirus, some skills have demonstrated more value than others in a strained job market, and IT skills are among the most sought after. Keeping this in mind, CompTIA and EARN Maryland have devised a new training program which is free of cost and prepares job seekers for three skills which are in great demand - remote tech support, cloud computing and cybersecurity. Read about the details here.
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