Entry-level IT/Cybersecurity Training
(ICE-T, SNAP E&T & Recovery through Workforce Development Grant)
Baltimore Cyber provides entry level IT/cybersecurity curriculum development, training, and range services at no cost to participants under 1) the Maryland Department of Labor’s Employment Advancement Right Now (EARN) ICE-T Program, 2) the United States Department of Agriculture’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program’s Education and Training (SNAP E&T) subprogram, and 3) Baltimore City’s Recovery Through Workforce Development Program. This same IT / Cyber training is available to our commercial and government
customers. The 6-month course commences with CompTIA’s A+, Security+ and Network+ training, and then continues with command line training and Security Operations Center (SOC) simulation Training. All
training involves substantial “hands on” lab experience. These programs are designed for the unemployed and underemployed entry-level IT/Cybersecurity population.
You can apply for any of these programs under the following grants (Availability is dependent upon capacity at the time of enrollment):
You can apply for any of these programs under the following grants
(Availability is dependent upon capacity at the time of enrollment):
Eligibility
- United States citizen
- Must be domiciled in Maryland
- Have no criminal convictions
- 18 years old or older(17 turning 18 within 6 months of the start of the program)
Eligibility
- United States citizen
- Must be domiciled in Maryland
- Have no criminal convictions
- 18 years old or older (17 turning 18 within 6 months of the start of the program)
- Must not receive TCA Cash Benefits
- Receive SNAP/food stamp benefits or eligible for SNAP/food stamp benefits
Eligibility
- United States citizen
- Baltimore City Resident
- 18 years old or older
- Not enrolled in high school
- Have no criminal convictions
- You or someone close to you has struggled with addiction