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The reining building construction state champions advance to the national level for the second year in a row, with schools from across the country eyeing to take away their title.

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.

The State newspaper in Columbia published an op-ed by MTC President Dr. Ron Rhames.

Inductees include MTC Vice President for Business Affairs and adjunct professor.

Students can graduate from MTC and transfer with advanced standing.

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.

Columbia Fire Department firefighters spent the week of April 12, 2021 training on the Beltline Campus.

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.

Midlands Technical College has been named as one of the best employers in South Carolina.

The School of Education and Public Service hosted a life-like learning event as part of the college’s Schools Week events.

The Spring 2020 Computer Numerical Control (CNC) class found themselves facing unforeseen circumstances amid a pandemic but refused to let that stop them.

Scholarship Applications Open for Two More Weeks

Conference features free workshops on mental health issues and acclaimed multimedia story exhibit

The Midlands Technical College Foundation set a record with amount raised for veteran scholarships during the 2023 MTC Golf Classic.

Contestants Take the Stage to Become the “Biggest Showoff” on March 26

When the Columbia Metropolitan Airport needed volunteer victims for a plane-crash exercise, Midlands Technical College students were quick to respond.

Winter Weather Update: We’re monitoring forecasts for wintry weather that could impact the state over the weekend.

Students learn skills to succeed in the homebuilding industry.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Columbia City Ballet

Just-released Presidential Report details how MTC is succeeding at growing the college, making lives better, and leveraging goodwill

Midlands Technical College is partnering with five area high school Career and Technology Education Centers and 12 industry partners to move technically talented high school students quickly into great-paying jobs in the local manufacturing industry.

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

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

Jazz Legend Brings Friends and Guests to HT@MTC on January 18

MTC is offering $0 tuition and fees for Spring 2023.

The Midlands Technical College Foundation received $26,500 to purchase new, high-volume cleaning machinery for the dental clinic.

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

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

When someone in the Midlands calls 911 or takes a trip in an ambulance, there’s a chance the responding medical professional received training at Midlands Technical College

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.

Three Midlands Technical College leaders in the Business Affairs Division have been elected to serve.

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