MTC: Creating opportunities
Management & Training Corporation, as conceived and operated, helps people realize their learning potential. MTC creates cultures where learning is encouraged and recognized. Self-respect, confidence and program accomplishments create opportunities for improving future quality of life.

MTC provides life-changing opportunities through academic, vocational and social skills training. For more than three decades MTC has operated a successful job-training program and more recently has became a leader in rehabilitation-oriented private prisons. MTC manages contracts across the United States, Australia and Canada from its corporate headquarters in Centerville, Utah.

A history of changing lives
MTC was founded in 1980, but its roots stretch back to the mid-1960s when it was the Education and Training Division of Thiokol Corporation. Since 1966, it has operated centers for Job Corps -- a U.S. Department of Labor job-training program that prepares disadvantaged youth for meaningful careers. MTC entered the corrections industry in 1987 when it opened one of the first privately operated corrections facilities in the United States.

Experience, strength and leadership
Every day MTC helps tens of thousands of individuals learn new skills. MTC’s track record has made it the U.S. Department of Labor’s largest contractor and the third largest operator of private prisons. MTC’s experience and fiscal strength allow it to exceed the expectations of government customers and the public.

MTC builds trust with government agencies and the public because it:

• Operates programs within budget

• Rewards innovation and excellence

• Implements customer policies and procedures, and exceeds contractual requirements

• Provides safe and secure working, living, and learning environments

• Builds partnerships with local communities, employers, workforce development agencies and vendors

Vendor Information:

• JOB CORPS TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SUBCONTRACT PURCHASE ORDERS
• CORPORATE & CORRECTIONS TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SUBCONTRACT PURCHASE ORDERS