Careers and Workforce

The founder of GRCC's Corrections Academy brings his expertise to the Criminal Justice faculty at HFC.

Ismaila Ba chose HFC for location, affordability, and its reputation for developing leaders. His hands-on learning at HFC helped him launch his IT career.

Alumna Rachel Jones returns to HFC as the new clinical coordinator/instructor in the Ophthalmic Technician program.

Stay ahead of the competition when interviewing for a job by attending several Career Services virtual workshops, starting Sept. 27.

Despite being out of his comfort zone, John Shelton earned two associate degrees, is earning a bachelor's degree in engineering, and now works at Ford Motor Company.

HFC pre-engineering program director became a professor after discovering he had a passion for teaching.

HFC's Valencia Purry enjoys working with culinary students and seeing them succeed.

Of six Farmington Hills police officers who were recently promoted, two are HFC alumni.

After placing first at the Michigan Lineman's Rodeo, two HFC alumni will move on to the International Lineman's Rodeo in October.

HFC played a strong role in Mary Adams' academic and professional careers.

Learn about HFC customer service professional certification and the ways it can help benefit your future.

Trevor McConico, who fell in love with mass media at HFC, will continue his education at Wayne State.

HFC's Customer Service Professional Certificate of Achievement enrolls first cohort, program can be completed within one full-time semester.

Maitham Khanafer's desire to pursue a career as a dietitian was sparked at age 14. HFC helped him become "100% ready" for his next steps.

Join HFC Career Services and the Dearborn Chamber of Commerce for a virtual session on preparing for the workforce and HFC academic opportunities.

HFC student Jesse Williams III landed a role as an extra in the new Don Cheadle movie, “No Sudden Move.”

We are looking for 24 motivated students to be the first cohort in this one-semester program that will launch your customer service career!

Applying what she learned only two weeks earlier helped HFC nursing student and classmates protect a patient.

Learn what U-M academic program is right for you at numerous virtual events this summer.

Students interested in transferring to U-M's School of Kinesiology should attend virtual info sessions held on June 23 and June 29.

If you are interested in the University of Michigan's Nursing program, please attend one of our information sessions.

HFC and LIFT have joined forces for “Operation Next,” which will provide free training to educate the manufacturing workforce of the future.

Interested in U-M's Stamps School of Arts & Design? Attend our virtual webinars every Wednesday until Aug. 25.

Interested in the U-M College of Engineering? Our virtual webinars will be held every Tuesday until Aug. 17.