Midlands Technical College, a public college offering two-year technical education, is located in several parts of South Carolina. It serves around 16,000 students and is the state's largest college. The school offers programs in healthcare, automotive technology, advanced manufacturing, and more. Below you can find more information about each of the schools at MTC. Do you have an interest in a certain field, but aren't sure where to start? Start by browsing its online program catalogue.
MTC's School of Advanced Manufacturing and Skilled Trades
MTC's School of Advanced Manufacturing and Skills Trades, (SAMST), offers training in welder technology, graphic design production, and many other skilled trades. The program is taught by professionals with extensive experience in the field. While learning about manufacturing, students acquire problem-solving and critical thinking skills. They also get hands-on training to prepare them for job placement. The program's 2014-2015 placement rate was 91%. Graduates are employed at companies like Continental Tire, Eaton, Nucor, Suominen, and more.
Students also have the option of pursuing training in industrial maintenance or automation. The school has a mobile learning unit equipped with technical equipment, Wi Fi, electrical and hydraulic power. The school offers a variety of plant-site-based programs that allow students to learn more about different career paths, such as Industrial Maintenance (ElectroMechanical), Certified Process Technician and Certified Production Technician. For more information contact the school's director of engineering education.
MTC's School of Health Care
MTC's School of Health Care provides several career options for those interested in health care. The School of Health Care offers programs in emergency care as well pharmacy and veterinary assisting. Students have the option to choose one of the two-year programs or take individual training courses. Individual training courses could lead to a job as a clinical therapist, which includes occupational therapy (physical therapy), massage therapy, and personal coaching.
No matter if you are interested to pursue a career of radiology or nursing you can apply merit admissions. MTC offers merit entry opportunities for radiologic tech, dental hygiene and nursing students. Merit admissions are also available in Respiratory Care, Dental Hygiene and Radiologic Technology. These are only available in the fall. Interested students should contact the school's admissions office for more information. MTC's School of Health Care is ranked #408 nationally. However, many of the programs are open to students who want to pursue a career as a nurse.
MTC's School of Automotive Technology
MTC's School of Automotive Technology offers many opportunities for students interested in a career within the automotive industry. The Automotive Technology program teaches students the skills needed to fix, maintain, and repair vehicles. The facility includes a fully functional repair shop and a diagnostic lab that allows students to use modern diagnostic tools. The program allows students to sit for the ASE certification exam, which certifies automotive technicians.
MTC's School of Automotive Technology admission is highly competitive. But, for those who are keen to further their education, it is well worth the effort. Students must meet the school's strict admission requirements. To be accepted into the program, students must have a high school diploma, or its equivalent, with a GPA of 2.0 or higher. They will also need to take the College Studies Admission Test.
FAQ
How can I get started in fitness?
Start small! Begin by taking 10 minutes each morning to walk around the block. This will allow you to learn the basic movements and give your body time to adjust to the new routine. You can then add more steps into your daily exercise routine once you have learned this simple form.
Is exercise good for me?
Yes. Yes. Regular exercise can help you lose weight and burn extra calories. Regular exercise can help you burn calories even when your metabolism is not high.
Do I need a warm-up before I go?
Warming up before an activity can reduce muscle soreness, improve performance, and help to prevent injury. Warming up can be done in many ways: running, walking, jumping ropes, stretching and cycling are all options. Begin slowly, and then increase the intensity.
Is it possible not to be thin enough?
Yes! Both being underweight and having an eating disorder can be dangerous. It's normal to be a little heavier than you should be. You may also feel tired, weak, dizzy, and experience other symptoms that could indicate being underweight.
Exercise can I make my body gain weight?
Not at all. You can even maintain your weight by exercising. You can build muscle mass and speed up your metabolism by exercising regularly. This means that you won't store so much fat.
Is it safe to exercise when the temperature is below freezing?
It's a good idea to exercise outside as often as possible. It's not just the air temperature that determines whether outdoor exercise is safe. Visibility, wind speed, humidity and precipitation all play a part. Layers of clothing should be worn if you are exercising outside in inclement temperatures.
Do I need to eat before working out?
No. It's not necessary to eat anything before you work out. It is possible to snack on yogurt or fruit if you are hungry after your workout.
Statistics
- An estimated 110,000 deaths per year could be prevented (cdc.gov)
- Globally, 81% of adolescents aged 11-17 years were insufficiently physically active in 2016. (who.int)
- Globally, 28% of adults aged 18 and over were not active enough in 2016 (men 23% and women 32%). (who.int)
- In high-income countries, 26% of men and 35% of women were insufficiently physically active, as compared to 12% of men and 24% of women in low-income countries. (who.int)
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