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Providing Education and Job Training Services to Support the Workforce Development of Western Maryland.

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Who We Are

The Western Maryland Consortium is Here to Help You Achieve Success

The Western Maryland Consortium is an entirely grant funded regional workforce development agency dedicated to assisting the general public in the Washington, Garrett, and Allegany counties of Western Maryland. Our mission is to facilitate skill enhancement and employment opportunities across the region, effectively providing the residents of Western Maryland the ability to obtain full-time, sustainable employment that guarantees a self-directed and fulfilling lifestyle.

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    Services

    Services Offered for Western Maryland Residents through the Western Maryland Consortium

    Career Guidance

    Insight and resources provided by certified staff members designed to empower you along your career path.

    Resume Writing

    Stand out from the crowd, highlighting valuable skills and unique abilities on a resume carefully crafted by one of our Certified Professional Resume Writers.

    Case Management

    Personalized support and guidance tailored to your unique journey and abilities, provided every step of the way.

    Skill Training

    Hands-on experience and training in in-demand industries in the region to prepare you personally and professionally.

    Resource Lab

    An assortment of resources from internet access, technology, and phone lines - all provided with the guidance of a staff member capable of answering questions and providing leads.

    Testing and Evaluation

    Tailored assessments provide clarity and direction for your professional journey, including pathways to GED/Diploma attainment.

    Job Search Preparation

    Guidance designed to optimize job search and return in a highly digital world. Navigating job search engines, identifying trigger words, and more.

    Success StoriesView All
    • After almost two decades as a production specialist with a local brewing company, Lisa was unexpectedly laid off. She arrived at WMC in hopes to explore her options and was connected with a Career Counselor who assessed her circumstances, goals, and …

      Lisa
    • Zachary was high school dropout who feared that his lack of education and occupational skills would impede on his ability to provide for himself and create financial stability. Zachary arrived at the Consortium with passion and drive, diving …

      Zachary
    • Bryson was a participant in WMC's youth program, a recent high school graduate with limited employability skills. He had worked a part time job with no room for growth and he realized he wanted more for his life. With a strong interest in the …

      Bryson