Careers and Workforce

HFC's 7-week Coding and Creating with Drones program sparks creativity and teaches critical thinking and technical skills.

For Najarian, being a respiratory therapist has been fulfilling as a clinician, teacher, and advocate.

Dr. Ashfiqua Connie enjoys the dynamics between teachers and students.

Learn about free services, and enter to win prizes at the Sept. 24 open house.

HFC nursing instructor's dedication to excellence is matched by her unwavering support of her students.

HFC students and alumni are invited to attend the IT and Computer Science mini-fair on Oct. 9.

A partnership between HFC and Ford, the ASSET program, the only one of its kind in Michigan, has been going strong for 40 years despite massive changes in the auto industry.

Marriott International will host a recruiting event session on Sept. 16 in the John McDonald Student and Culinary Arts Center.

At "Coffee and Careers," you will meet informally with Career Services to discuss careers over coffee (or your favorite morning beverage).

Big Four firm PwC will host a session about careers in accounting on Sept. 18.

Todd Browning fell in love with teaching Cisco. He has been at HFC since 1999.

Alicia Jackson founded DIME Above the Line to help small businesses thrive. She also aspires to become the mayor of Westland.

Dr. Don Wilcher has written books about Legos in engineering, and has used the famous toy to teach engineering to students.

Multi-use spaces, new labs, and updated technology bring new energy and teaching/learning benefits in professional trades, entrepreneurism, and business programs.

The Henry Ford Early College was a launchpad for Gregorio Martinez III’s career, accelerating his college path and giving him valuable, hands-on connections leading to his current role.

The Nursing program has provided a path to success for Towfeeq and fellow students.

Connolly realized nursing is her true calling and recently won a Nursing scholarship.

Like many HFC students, Schroeder wasn't really sure about a major and a career. Her professional passion quickly became clear.

MiLEAP awards HFC $1.2 million through the Reconnect Community Action Grant in partnership with the Detroit Regional Chamber.

Khalima Smith has set her sights on earning an advanced degree, setting up a culinary boot camp, and starting a catering business.

Valencia Purry, who earned many degrees and certificates from HFC and a bachelor's degree from SHU, recently earned her MBA at Wayne State.

Architect Chad Richert chose a teaching path mid-career, and loves seeing students grow at HFC and beyond. He also invented the first magnetic construction toy.

Jumpstart your career exploration process by attending the career exploration workshops s led by HFC counselor Deb Gates June 16 and 23.

The national-model program at HFC has been awarded a $225,264 grant to expand its reach beyond the Metro Detroit area.