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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.

This year, Midlands Technical College (MTC) held a graduation ceremony on May 7, 2026, for the Building Occupational Opportunities in the Midlands (BOOM) program. Nine students graduated with a 15-hour Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certificate and a Residential Construction certificate. The BOOM program is a construction job-training program for high school students with disabilities, allowing them to receive hands-on, real-world experience in the construction field.

The South Carolina Technical College System joined with the President's of the University of South Carolina and Clemson University, S.C. Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Governor Henry McMaster to sign the statewide transfer agreement.

Nord Family Foundation gift to support PACT at Midlands Technical College

New Series Focused on Bringing Midlands Jazz to HT@MTC Stage

New facility on the Beltline Campus directly supports workforce development for in-demand jobs.

Prisma Health issued this news release on October 3, 2022.

Whether a company is looking to enhance the skills of one employee or revamp its entire workforce, training solutions are not one size fits all.

Acclaimed Performer Known for Captivating National Audiences Opens 2018-2019 HT@MTC Season

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.

Surreal, wonderous, and massively creative

Students from Midlands Technical College (MTC) delivered an impressive performance at this year’s SkillsUSA South Carolina competition, earning gold medals across multiple disciplines.

S.C. Automobile Dealers Association and Midlands Tech providing scholarships and apprenticeships.

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.

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.

Students can graduate from MTC and transfer with advanced standing.

Welding students from Midlands Technical College placed in the top of their categories at the South Carolina Technical College System’s annual Welding Skills Competition.

Commencement is this Saturday morning at Segra Park

Illusionist Who Has Competed on America’s Got Talent and Stages Internationally Arrives October 16

Join us for this “just right” musical for the entire family

Boot Tapping Music Happening Between the Boulevards

Midlands Technical College (MTC) is offering a new condensed automotive technology program for Scout Motors employees. Instruction began February 23, 2026, at the EV manufacturer’s new Blythewood training facility, which officially opened April 20, 2026.

A message from MTC President Dr. Greg Little

The Lexington County Council honored outgoing MTC President, Dr. Ronald L. Rhames, with a resolution at their latest meeting.

Midlands Technical College President Dr. Ronald Rhames spoke with ABC Columbia for a report that aired on the evening of July 1, 2020.

MTC students, faculty, and staff can now ride The COMET transit bus for free

On Friday July 31, Midlands Technical College President Dr. Ronald Rhames presented a diploma and academic certificate to Spec. Doug Long of the South Carolina Army National Guard. Long complete five courses in the Spring 2020 semester while deployed in the Middle East.

Per hour prices remain the same as before start of pandemic

Dr. Greg Little will replace Dr. Ron Rhames this Summer.

Join us for Arthur Miller’s Classic from National Theatre Live on March 10

This morning, we temporarily placed MTC's Harbison Campus on lockdown. An employee thought they saw a weapon, but it turned out to be a barcode scanner. No further action was taken, and the lockdown was lifted.

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.

Midlands Technical College has inducted 127 exemplary students into MTC’s Alpha Eta Kappa Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society.

Midland Technical College’s Devin Henson is among those named to The State newspaper’s newest “20 under 40” class.