Baltimore City Public Schools

Stackable Credentials Occupational Skills Training Providers

Baltimore's Promise/CareerBound seeks up to three occupational skills training providers in Healthcare and Information Technology to deliver stackable, industry-recognized credentials for City Schools graduates ages 18–28 (must already hold an initial credential). Providers must recruit/enroll ~50 students in the first cycle, deliver training plus case management/wraparound supports, use Salesforce for outcomes tracking, secure employer partnerships (≥2 letters), and meet performance targets (70% completion, 70% placement in-field, 70% 60-day retention). Funding: hybrid payment (25% upfront, then monthly reimbursements); per-participant training reimbursements tiered by program length ($4,000 for 3–6 weeks; $5,000 for 7–11 weeks; $6,000 for 12+ weeks) plus mandatory stipend reimbursement of $100/week. Application requires a 6-page proposal, budgets, and supporting documents; program term is a five-month operating period (early Feb–June 30, 2026).

Posted Date

Nov 13, 2025

Due Date

Dec 10, 2025

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Stackable Credentials Occupational Skills Training Providers

Release: Nov 13, 2025

Baltimore City Public Schools

Close: Dec 10, 2025

Baltimore's Promise/CareerBound seeks up to three occupational skills training providers in Healthcare and Information Technology to deliver stackable, industry-recognized credentials for City Schools graduates ages 18–28 (must already hold an initial credential). Providers must recruit/enroll ~50 students in the first cycle, deliver training plus case management/wraparound supports, use Salesforce for outcomes tracking, secure employer partnerships (≥2 letters), and meet performance targets (70% completion, 70% placement in-field, 70% 60-day retention). Funding: hybrid payment (25% upfront, then monthly reimbursements); per-participant training reimbursements tiered by program length ($4,000 for 3–6 weeks; $5,000 for 7–11 weeks; $6,000 for 12+ weeks) plus mandatory stipend reimbursement of $100/week. Application requires a 6-page proposal, budgets, and supporting documents; program term is a five-month operating period (early Feb–June 30, 2026).

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