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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.

Join this talented group of musicians on October 26 for a fun night of jazz, blues, and feel-good vibes

On Wednesday, September 22, we showcase the college's pathways in Automotive, Construction, Commercial Graphics, Machining, Electrical, HVAC, Landscaping, Mechatronics, Welding, and more.

Lexington County School District One announces a new medical assisting program, housed at Lexington Technology Center, in partnership with Lexington Medical Center and Midlands Technical College.

Tying Together Music and Language, Renowned Composer Celebrates MLK Day

South Carolina Technical College System President Dr. Tim Hardee shared in an op-ed the importance of a technical college education and why the Palmetto State should continue to invest in its 16 technical and community colleges.

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

Military Times selected Midlands Technical College as a Military Times “Best College for Veterans” for 2019. MTC is the only two-year college in South Carolina to receive this designation.

Workforce development collaboration strengthens South Carolina’s talent pipeline

Virtual ceremonies safely recognized student perseverance during pandemic.

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

Money helps make higher education accessible and affordable for students and families.

In recognition of Black History Month, Midlands Technical College showcases the work of local artist Mary Burkett.

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.

Diane Sumpter wins Lifetime Achievement Award from business group

Instructional Ecology is the podcast recorded and produced by MTC's Center for Teaching Excellence.

Wofford College has honored Vickie Muller, MTC associate director of financial services, with the Charles H. Gray ’72 Distinguished Service Award.

Tom Ledbetter, the Associate Vice Provost with the Center for Entrepreneurship and Educational Support at Midlands Technical College, was selected as the Greater Irmo Chamber of Commerce Ambassador of the Year.

Furthering its partnership and commitment to the local military community, Midlands Technical College signed an agreement to award college credits to soldiers training at the US Army Financial Management School on Fort Jackson.

The Who’s on the Move Non Profit Minute is a production of MidlandsBiz and highlights the impact of non-profit organizations in communities across the Columbia area.

In light of the recent Supreme Court ruling, face coverings are required indoors in all public spaces on all MTC Campuses.

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

MTC and Herzing University signed an agreement that will open a new transfer pathway for Nursing students aiming to earn a Bachelor of Science (BSN), and possibly a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN).

Midlands Tech and our Corporate and Continuing Education division works regularly with government entities and businesses to train employees on everything from heavy equipment to sterile processing to office software systems.

The intense drama will thrill audiences on January 15

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

MTC students place nationally in building construction and architectural drafting.

This is the second year in a row that First Citizens Bank donated to the QuickJobs program.


Jonathan Sorrenti is a systems manager and military police officer

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

For almost five decades, Midlands Technical College has been the premier place in central South Carolina for people to learn skills that allow them to succeed in the health care industry. The tradition is stronger than ever today.

The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce provides data about statewide and county specific employment trends.

On Sunday, April 26, 2026, WWDM radio’s “Onpoint! with Cynthia Hardy” hosted a conversation about the educational, economic, and workforce development impacts of Scout Motors on the Midlands.

Money funds scholarships for military members, veterans and their families.

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

The South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners recognized the individuals during their annual academy.

The Midlands Technical College (MTC) Commission has elected new leadership and welcomed a new commissioner to the governing board.