MARYLAND SNAP RECIPIENTS — YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE NEXT COHORT.

CAREER EXPRESS™
3 HOURS. ONE AFTERNOON. A REAL CAREER MOVE.

Think hospitality means washing dishes or working a hotel front desk?
THINK BIGGER.

Explore careers in:
EVENTS • SPORTS • TRAVEL • ENTERTAINMENT • HOTELS • RESIDENTIAL • TOURISM • SALES • MARKETING • GUEST EXPERIENCE • OPERATIONS

IN 3 HOURS, YOU'LL:
✓ Discover career options that fit YOUR strengths
✓ Build real workplace & customer-service skills
✓ Meet an employer who is actively hiring
✓ Meet CARI, your AI career coach
✓ Find jobs and career opportunities in LetsWorkPRO
✓ Build your 30-Day Career Move
✓ Learn how to continue into free workforce training & career coaching

AND YES — WE'LL HELP YOU LOOK FOR WORK.
We can't guarantee you a job.
But we can give you tools, coaching, connections and opportunities to help you get one.

IS IT PAID?
No.
This is FREE workforce training — not a paid job.
But you won't spend three hours just listening to somebody talk.

COME FOR THE TRAINING.
LEAVE WITH A PLAN.

CHOOSE YOUR DATE:
TUESDAY • SEPTEMBER 8  |  Upper Marlboro
11:30 AM–2:30 PM - Join us at our Training Annex! 14515 Main Street

SATURDAY • SEPTEMBER 26  |  Oxon Hill
11:30 AM–2:30 PM - Meet us at Oxon Hill Library

FREE FOR ELIGIBLE MARYLAND SNAP RECIPIENTS
SPACE IS LIMITED.
 
Drop your interest form below.

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