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MTC continues defining new pathways for students to find employment while addressing critical workforce needs.

$700,000 donated to MTC Foundation to fund new program.

For three years, Midlands Technical College and representatives from every school district in Lexington, Richland, and Fairfield counties have participated in annual summits to shape realistic solutions for high school students to get the education needed to find good-paying jobs upon graduation.

Join Morihiko Nakahara and the S.C. Philharmonic For Two Shows

We are proud to spotlight the formidable females who work tirelessly on behalf of our students, our communities, and our families.

A new regional training center currently serving the Scout Motors project in Blythewood is called Cornerstone. (Photo: Art concept)

The funding will pilot the Dual Open Educational Resources Program benefitting nearly 5,000 high school students.

The Midlands Technical College Finance and Accounting leadership team is receiving high recognition from the one of the premier community college associations that serves current and future business officers.

During the 2020-2021 academic year, 345 students received more than $466,000 in donor-funded help with their educations; a 60% increase over last year.

The newest articulation agreement with Lander University makes it easy for students to graduate from MTC with a two-year associate degree in criminal justice and then seamlessly transfer to the four-year university.

Midlands Technical College kicked off its fall semester by honoring its Employees of the Year for 2018.

Almost half of MTC courses are offered under new instructional model.

Dr. Gregory D. Little was inaugurated as Midlands Technical College's seventh president on Tuesday, November 19. 2024.

For the fourth consecutive year, MTC's Building Construction students placed within the top three in the nation at SkillsUSA, winning silver in this year's (2025) national competition.

MTC Aerospace Engineering students participate in Lockheed Martin's F-16 flight demonstrator at the S.C. Statehouse.

Dr. Russell was Midlands Technical College’s fourth president, serving from 1999 to 2005.

MTC 2020 Employees of the Year

“We welcome companies like Aquarium Partners that desire a relationship with an academic institution and all the educational services MTC has to offer.”

MTC students place nationally in building construction and architectural drafting.

In the midst of an EMT shortage, apprenticeships helped Medshore Ambulance Services meet their workforce needs.

The annual Spring Commencement ceremony was held on Wednesday, May 7 at Colonial Life Arena in downtown Columbia.

Midlands Technical College Math Instructor Tracy McCoy has been selected to the American Association of Community College’s (AACC) Faculty Advisory Council.

Students, faculty and staff can win cash and prizes until December 1 through #TechYourShotMTC

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Columbia City Ballet

Midlands Technical College’s Welding Program Director Caleb Fulwood was a guest on South Carolina Public Radio’s “South Carolina Business Review” on December 8th.

Featuring a salute to the "Queen of Soul," Aretha Franklin – Houston brings a medley of classic songs to the Midlands

Harbison Theatre at Midlands Technical College to host an America’s Got Talent-style competition

Student success is a hallmark of Midlands Technical College and a large focus of MTC’s Strategic Plan.

Choosing MTC can save thousands compared to other colleges and universities, and the value is real

Do you or your business know the resources that are available to help grow your workforce? The MTC Business Solutions team has a slew of information in their latest installment of webinars that provides tools and resources to help you attract and retain the best talent in the Midlands.

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.

The college held its annual commencement ceremony on May 3, 2023 at the Colonial Life Areana.

During 2021 there was a labor shortage. Forty-eight million people quit their jobs. The rate is slowing down, but not by much. So where did they go? We have called this the “great reshuffling.” They retired, found another position better suited for their skills with their current employer, or switched industries. People are reshuffling for competitive pay, job flexibility and to prevent burnout. What does this mean for us? It means we have to be creative and offer different solutions for our workforce.