Careers and Workforce

HFC students benefit from the Live without the Drive class format, combining the experience of a real-time class with the safety of studying at home.

To support underrepresented students going into the STEM field, EOS has donated $25,000 to set up a STEM scholarship fund.

President Kavalhuna writes about the bipartisan effort to educate more Michigan citizens to create the workforce of the future.

HFC’s MAT² Cohort 8 apprenticeship program begins the Fall 2020 Semester.

Alumnus originally planned to go into culinary arts, but became a pharmacist instead.

After winning the Blue Ribbon Award for his UROP project, Yazan Alheresh enrolled at UDM on a full-ride scholarship.

Since 2011, HFC alumnus Rob Brancheau has worked on the F-150, Ford's flagship pickup truck for more than 40 years.

Culinary Institute of America / HFC alumna’s path has brought her into a leadership role with Mercy Chefs, a national relief organization.

This virtual event is open only to HFC students and alumni. Registration is required; RSVP today!

HFC electrical apprentices were chosen from among 300 peers to put on a robotics demonstration for a group of dignitaries at the GM Tech Center.

Front line workers in our state now have a path to a tuition-free degree at Henry Ford College. The deadline to sign up is Dec. 31.

The Career Services Office offers workshops on cover letters, resume writing, and interview strategies.

AAUW Wyandotte-Downriver awarded scholarships to HFC students Daneisha Jones and Heather Rossi, who are pursuing business and health careers.

Erin Hoekzema switched her major from criminal justice to ceramics. She is now a professional artist.

HFC nursing alumna Champaign Brown is the recipient of the Live Your Dream Award, and has achieved a successful second career by working through every obstacle.

Nurse and newly minted yoga teacher Andrea Corrie found her way back to the nursing profession, and now serves on the front lines during the pandemic.

Alumna Sakinah Tanzil is eager to develop the next generation of STEM leaders and cybersecurity professionals.

Nursing student wins scholarship from Rotary Club of Dearborn to help him complete his studies at HFC. He plans to earn an advanced degree and return to teach in the future.

The Office of Career Services and the Detroit Police Department will hold a virtual recruiting session on June 29.

A member of the first cohort of HFC's Lactation Consultant Program, Stephanie Arredondo plans to go into advocacy work.

HFC's new Lactation Consultant Program has allowed student Lauren Fisher to realize dream of helping mothers and their babies.

HFC alumnus Gary Voiles has been promoted to deputy chief of Dearborn Heights Police.

HFC alumnus works on a new technology that will change the way people store and share knowledge in a 3D world.

If you are unemployed or facing possible unemployment, this virtual information session will provide useful information. Open to the public.