Career Training in Raleigh, NC
Where Passion Becomes Skill®
Miller-Motte College trains working adults for real careers. MMC’s Raleigh campus offers hands-on programs in skilled trades and healthcare, with rolling start dates and small classes where instructors know your name.
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Every program at Miller-Motte College in Raleigh is built around hands-on training. You learn by doing, from the first week of class.
Combination Welding
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Skilled Trades
Approx. 10 months
Electrical
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Skilled Trades
Approx. 10 months
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, & Basic Refrigeration
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Skilled Trades
Approx. 10 months
Plumbing
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Skilled Trades
Approx. 10 months
Dental Assisting
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Healthcare
Approx. 18 months
Medical Clinical Assistant
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Healthcare
Approx. 15 months
Program lengths are approximate. Contact the Raleigh campus for current schedules and start dates.
You learn by doing, not watching
Miller-Motte College’s Raleigh students experience hands-on training in lab settings from the first week.
Skilled Trades Training
Trades students train on real equipment in supervised lab environments. Depending on your program, that means:
- Running live electrical circuits and diagnosing faults
- Welding with MIG, TIG, and stick equipment
- Working on HVAC systems and refrigeration units
- Fitting and repairing pipe in plumbing scenarios that mirror skills used on residential and commercial job sites
Healthcare Training
Healthcare students practice clinical procedures before they ever see a patient on their own. That includes:
- Drawing blood, measuring vital signs, and running EKGs
- Chairside dental assistance, X-ray technique, and sterilization procedure
- Medical office documentation and patient intake workflows
Specific lab hours and externship availability vary by program. Ask admissions for details.
What makes Miller-Motte College Raleigh different?
Small classes with individualized instructor attention
Miller-Motte College Raleigh keeps class sizes small. Your instructors can answer your questions, slow down when something is not clicking, and push you when you are ready for more. Instructors at MMC Raleigh have worked in the field they teach.
Rolling Start Dates
New classes start every five weeks. You do not have to wait for a semester to begin. When you are ready to train for a new career, you can.
Built for students with real lives
Most students at Miller-Motte College are working adults, parents, or both. Schedules are designed with that in mind. Day and evening options are available depending on the program and campus.
Career services from day one
The Miller Motte College career services team works with students throughout their program, not just at graduation. Resume reviews, mock interviews, and help exploring placement options are available while you are still in training.
Paying For Your Program
Program costs vary by program and schedule. Tuition covers instruction, lab and equipment access, and career support services.
The financial aid team can help you understand what you qualify for with no pressure and no obligation to enroll.
Many students at Miller-Motte College Raleigh receive financial assistance. Options include:
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Federal Pell Grants (no repayment required for eligible students)
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Scholarships and other institutional aid
Financial Aid Guide
Many students qualify for federal grants, loans, and scholarships. Miller-Motte College’s financial aid team can clearly answer questions you have about the FAFSA process and your funding options, without pressure.
Financial aid may be available for students who qualify.
Tuition generally includes:
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In-person instruction and lab access
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Student support and career services
Where Raleigh graduates go to work
The Research Triangle is one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the Southeast. Graduates who arrive with hands-on training and verified skills have real options in construction, healthcare, and logistics.
Trades Graduates
Entry-level roles graduates may pursue include:
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HVAC installer or service technician
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Electrician’s apprentice or electrical technician
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Plumber’s apprentice or plumbing technician
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Welder or fabricator in manufacturing or construction
Healthcare Graduates
Entry-level roles graduates may pursue include:
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Medical clinical assistant in a physician’s office or outpatient clinic
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Dental assistant in a general dentistry or specialty practice
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Medical office support
Job Credentials that carry weight with employers
Employers in the trades and healthcare fields look for proof that you can do the work. Miller-Motte College Raleigh programs are designed to prepare you for the certifications** and licensure pathways that matter in those fields.
HVAC/BR: EPA Section 608
Required by federal law for technicians who work with refrigerants. The HVAC curriculum also aligns with NCCER-recognized training standards.
Combination Welding: Industry-standard techniques
Curriculum follows practices used across fabrication, construction, and manufacturing.
Electrical and Plumbing: Trade licensing pathway alignment
Curriculum supports the foundational skills required for apprenticeship and licensure in North Carolina.
**Miller-Motte College does not guarantee third-party certifications. Certification requirements for taking and passing certification examinations are not controlled by Miller-Motte but by outside agencies and are subject to change by the agencies without notice to Miller-Motte. Therefore, Miller-Motte cannot guarantee that graduates will be eligible to take certification examinations, regardless of their eligibility status upon enrollment.
Skilled Trade and Healthcare Training in Raleigh
The Raleigh campus sits in the heart of one of North Carolina’s largest cities and neighbors Durham and Chapel Hill. The Research Triangle draws employers from across the country. That means more hiring, more opportunity, and more demand for trained workers.
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3901 Capital Boulevard Suite 151 Raleigh, NC 27604
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(919) 855-2506
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admissions.raleigh@miller-motte.edu
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We built a trade school for students like you
Miller-Motte College’s promise is to meet questions, worry, and doubt with clarity, support, and respect.
- If you have been out of school for years, don’t worry, instruction is step-by-step.
- If you are supporting a family while you train, MMC class scheduling is built for students who are balancing work, children, and school.
- You will spend most of your time working with your hands, not taking notes.
- If you are not sure which program to choose, the MMC admissions team will help you match your interests and goals to the right fit.
Common questions about Miller-Motte College Raleigh
MMC Raleigh offers skilled trades programs (Combination Welding, Electrical, HVAC & Basic Refrigeration, and Plumbing) and healthcare programs (Dental Assisting and Medical Clinical Assistant).
Miller-Motte College (MMC) Raleigh is located at 3901 Capital Boulevard, Suite 151, Raleigh, NC 27604 — in the greater Research Triangle area. You can reach the campus at (919) 855-2506 or admissions.raleigh@miller-motte.edu.
Program lengths vary. Most skilled trades and healthcare programs range from approximately 10 to 18 months. Contact MMC Raleigh directly for current program durations and start dates.
New cohorts begin every five weeks for most programs. You do not have to wait for a semester to start.
Most programs have hands-on lab exercises and clinical activities to reinforce skill development. Specific lab hours vary by program. Ask admissions for the breakdown for the program you are considering.
Depending on your program: the EPA Section 608 Technician Certification, NCCER-aligned trade credentials, and industry-recognized healthcare certification. Certification eligibility is determined by third-party organizations.**
Yes. Miller-Motte College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC), as a branch campus of Miller-Motte College – Chattanooga.
Miller-Motte College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC), as a branch campus of Miller-Motte College – Chattanooga, 5600 Brainerd Road Suite G2,Chattanooga, TN 37411 (423)510-9675.
ACCSC is located at 2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 302, Arlington, VA 22201, 703-247-4212, www.accsc.org.
Many students qualify. Federal Pell Grants, loans, and scholarships are available to eligible students. The MMC financial aid team walks you through the process before you commit to anything.
Take the First Step Toward Your Career at MMC Raleigh
If you’re ready to build job-ready skills and start a new chapter, Miller-Motte College is ready to help. Our admissions team can walk you through program options, scheduling, and financial aid.