MTC Overview

Since 1981, Management & Training Corporation (MTC) has helped disadvantaged populations rise above their challenges to earn academic and technical training credentials and live meaningful, productive lives. MTC’s core business in Corrections, Education & Training, MTC Medical, and Economic & Social Development help people positively change their lives. The following short video provides an overview of MTC’s approach:

• Providing effective rehabilitative programs and services to men and women to make their time in prison more productive and to reduce re-offending
• Educating and training America’s at-risk youth so they have the technical and life skills they need to find and keep good jobs
• Caring for the medical, dental and mental health needs of the men and women in our care
• Providing workforce training to citizens of other countries so they can take care of themselves and their families
• Reducing re-offending in the United Kingdom by providing transitional services to those serving time, probationers and parolees

“Twenty-two years old and I didn’t have anything going for me. No job, no education, nothing but the clothes on my back. I have made some pretty rash decisions, but this one decision, Job Corps, was my best choice.” ~ Ashley Gillespie, Current MTC Job Corps Student

• Helped 31,949 men and women earn vocational, educational, cognitive behavioral, substance abuse and life-skills certificates in correctional facilities and detention centers, helping reduce recidivism
• These individuals completed 752,405 service hours helping improve local communities
• Helped 11,923 Job Corps students earn their high school diploma/equivalency or complete a technical training program in a high-growth industry
• Helped place 6,333 high-risk young Americans in quality jobs and higher education, or enlist in the military
• Provided 40,250 diagnostic physical examinations, 32,245 comprehensive mental health assessments, and 22,818 dental evaluations to promote health and wellness
• In the United Kingdom, MTCnovo provided supervisory and case management services daily to more than 27,000 men and women recently released from prison
• In Egypt, MTC trained 15,762 teachers, master trainers, and students with technical and workforce readiness skills through the U.S. Agency for International Development’s Workforce Improvement and Skills Enhancement project

• Where and how MTC operates Job Corps centers, correctional facilities, detention centers, and workforce development sites worldwide
• MTC Institute researches and publishes studies on public policy, trends, programs, and practices
• Review MTC’s 2017 Social Impact report
• Read about of MTC’s longstanding role in the U.S. Department of Labor’s Job Corps program
• Learn more about MTC’s approach to immigrant detention, our work with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and a video tour of MTC facilities
• Read MTC’s position statement on corrections reform, and our report America’s mass incarceration, and how our MTC can be part of the solution
• MTC’s accreditations and reviews