Small Business Center

The Martin Community College Small Business Center supports the development of new businesses and the growth of existing businesses by being a community-based provider of training, counseling, and resource information. Training sessions are offered in a wide variety of workshops, seminars, and short courses which include:

• How to Start a Business
• How to Write a Business Plan
• How to Finance a Business
• How to Research and Market a Business
• Record Keeping and Taxes for a Small Business

Confidential counseling services and most seminars and workshops are free of charge. Services provided by the Small Business Center can be customized to suit specific business needs. Contact the Small Business Center for seminar schedules, counseling, and more information on services provided. The Small Business Center is located in Building 4. For more information on the 52-789-0201.

NCEdge – Industry Customized Training Program

The Customized Training Program provides education, training, and support services for new, expanding and existing business and industry in North Carolina through our network of 58 community colleges, service all 100 counties of the state. Our goal is to foster and support three key aspects of your company’s well-being:

• Job Growth
• Technology Investment
• Productivity Enhancement

The Customized Training Program is designed to make a difference in your bottom line, whether your organization is creating jobs, investing in new machinery and equipment, or streamlining processes for efficiency.

For more information on the Industry Customized Training Program, contact us at 252-789-0303.

ApprenticeshipNC

ApprenticeshipNC is an employer-based program that helps workers learn specialized skills needed in today’s work environment, combining on-the-job learning with related classroom instruction. Students earn nationally recognized credentials, while employers develop a talented team and close the skills gap. While many people start apprenticeships immediately after graduating from high school, they may also work well for veterans leaving active-duty military service, those looking to change careers, or people whose jobs are being replaced by technology. Here at Martin Community College, our goal is to help connect and support employers and apprentices.

For more information on ApprenticeshipNC, contact us at 252-789-0303 or visit the ApprenticeshipNC website.