MTC
 |
Look up MTC in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. |
MTC may refer to:
Organizations
Education
- Mandarin Training Center, in Taiwan
- Manila Tytana Colleges, in Pasay City, Philippines
- Marion Technical College, in Marion, Ohio
- Missionary Training Center
- Mississippi Teacher Corps
Entertainment
- Manhattan Theatre Club
- Manitoba Theatre Centre
- Melbourne Theatre Company, in Australia
Telecommunications
- Mobile Telecommunications Company
- Mobile Telecommunications Limited, Namibia
- Mongolia Telecom Company
Transportation
- Mechanised Transport Corps, a British women's civilian organization that provided drivers for government departments
- Metropolitan Transport Corporation (Chennai), operates the public bus service in Chennai, India
- Metropolitan Transportation Commission (San Francisco Bay Area)
- Ministry of Transport and Communications (Venezuela)
- Montreal Transit Corporation
- Metropolitan Transit Commission, in Minneapolis-Saint Paul known as Metro Transit
- Mackay Transit Coaches, operates Public Transport in the city of Mackay, Queensland
Other organizations
- Management and Training Corporation, manages private prisons and U.S. Job Corps centers
- Morgan Technical Ceramics
- Multistate Tax Commission, a U.S. intergovernmental state tax agency
Other uses
- Coordinated Mars Time, a proposed Mars analog to Universal Time
- MIDI timecode
- Mill test report (metals industry)
- Medullary thyroid cancer
- Meerut City railway station, by station code
- Metropolitan Transition Center, a prison in Baltimore, Maryland
- McLaren Technology Centre, headquarters of McLaren
gollark: I seë.
gollark: What IQ did it need previously?
gollark: https://vlang.io/compare#goDid they just shove in all the features they heard were trendy (but not actually implement them properly, most likely)?
gollark: It seems like they essentially went for "compiled metaprogramming-capable python" which is okayish with me.
gollark: It is!
See also
- Metropolitan Transit Commission (disambiguation)
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.