Sponsoring a Student
Filling out this survey will help the American Landscape Institute (ALI)  identify companies interested in sponsoring an existing employee or a student who is searching for a sponsoring company. 

 If your company has an existing employee you wish to sponsor, or if you are interested in interviewing a student applicant, please fill out the information below and we will contact you. ALI will help students match with participating companies. Students must go through each companies' interview process. If he/she is hired, the student will work for your company during the spring/summer of 2024. In either summer or fall semester 2024, students will attend all day classes every Friday, at the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), for 2 years. The classes are held at the CCBC Dundalk campus.
Students might also attend field trips/workshops 1 Saturday each semester, depending upon the class. The student will earn 39 college credits and a 2 Year Certificate in Landscape Installation, Maintenance and Design from CCBC, while gaining valuable on-the-job training at your company. Participating companies pay an  80% scholarship towards the student's tuition, the student pays 20%.The total  cost to sponsor a student is approx. $950 per semester, for 7 semesters. (companies pay each semester, not the total cost up front) 
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Email *
Name of Business *
Do you have any current employees that you want to sponsor for this program in 2024? *
How many new students (in other words, a student that is NOT a current employee) will you be willing to sponsor in 2024, if he/she is the "right fit"? *
Please check all the categories that apply to your company: *
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Address *
Contact Person *
phone number-office *
cell phone number (optional)
Please describe in a short paragraph why your company would like to participate in the ALI program. *
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