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MTC helps local businesses cut through red-tape for tax-saving apprenticeship programs.

MTC Business Solutions Director Jeremy Catoe led a webinar featuring three employers in the Midlands with unique perspectives on apprenticeships.

$50,000 donation funds scholarships for QuickJobs students

On Sunday June 9, Midlands Technical College's Miranda Y. Bates was a guest on The BigDM 101 radio program "Onpoint! With Cynthia Hardy."

From Grammy nominated and winning musicians, comedians, international tribute bands, and award winning orchestras, this is the largest season the theatre has debuted since its founding.

The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) has awarded Midlands Technical College (MTC) the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting (CAFR) for fiscal year 2018-2019.

Being a successful business owner has been the “American Dream” for many individuals, but Tom Ledbetter, MTC’s Associate Vice Provost for Entrepreneurship and Educational Support, says communities across the country are beginning to see the value of growing their own entrepreneurs to make sure the local economy is able to keep pace with the future.

When I talk to people about what we do at Midlands Technical College (MTC), the conversation seems to always come back to changing life trajectories.

Midlands Technical College Corporate and Continuing Education (CCE) is a key driver of workforce development in the Midlands.

Real Partnerships: The Apprenticeship Impact, Online Training Integration, and a Seat at the Table

Ray Thomas, Midlands Technical College’s Dean of the School of Business and the School of Advanced Manufacturing and Skilled Trades, has been named one of 15 "Palmetto Power Education Honorees" by SC Biz News for 2025.

Peyton Bryant, Christopher Clark, and Neil Jones will serve through June 2028

The Columbia Regional Business Report interviewed Midlands Technical College faculty members for a news article.

Midlands Technical College annual "Showoff" at Harbison Theatre highlights 10 finalists who compete on night for the title of "The Biggest Showoff" and the grand prize of $1,000. Calvin Guyette won the biggest showoff and the Alvarado sisters took home the audience favorite award.

The emergency services industry has seen a huge number of changes over the last decade. One of those changes is the increased number of medical emergencies being handled by fire services, resulting in interesting new dynamics for employee training and development programs.

Join these two New Orleans powerhouses on November 8 at 7:30 PM

March is Women’s History Month. Since Midlands Technical College was founded in 1974, women have been integral to the success of our students, uplifting our entire community.

On August 28, Carolina Panorama reported on Midlands Technical College Dual Enrollment students.

The University of South Carolina’s Darla Moore School of Business and Midlands Technical College are now offering a transfer pathway that will facilitate MTC students transferring into the Moore School’s operations and supply chain program.

“What a wonderful and fitting tribute…” – U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham

Investing in the talent you currently have helps grow your next generation of leaders.

Jeff Griffin, Derek Raper, Dan Bruinsma, and Katherine Blanchard Whittle have joined the MTC Foundation Board of Trustees. All four will serve on the board through June 2026.

The Midlands workforce is changing every day. The way companies adapt and boost leadership development internally, often times leads to lower turnover rates and enhanced employee morale. Our Business Solutions team talked with local employers about what they do to help reduce recruitment costs and retain talent.

Employer partners tell us often that they are focused on trying to hire veterans.

Joseph Bias, General Counsel of Midlands Technical College, is among the South Carolina attorneys listed in the 2020 edition of “Legal Elite.”

Nearly 3 of 4 students entering college don't know what they want to study. Changing majors costs students extra money and time – time they could be in the workplace earning a living.

Years from now, histories will be published about the worldwide impact of COVID-19 in 2020.

The $50,000 donation from the national bank will provide intensive job training to develop workers for high-demand jobs.