Do you find yourself analyzing and developing processes to make your work and home life easier? Have you been running projects in your current job or in your volunteer work? Learn about opportunities in project management.
Did you know there are career professionals – a whole career crew – ready to help you at SPC in areas such as employment preparation and more? Learn who they are and how to contact them.
SPC’s new partnership with Handshake is poised to connect students and alumni with internship and employment opportunities. It unites more than 950 million students and graduates with 250,000 employers on one network. Create your profile today!
Is an IT job with an MSP right for you? Learn what managed service providers (MSP) are and what they have to offer in your job search.
How can you prepare for an interview when you don’t know what questions that might be asked? Interviewers in different companies often ask similar questions. Knowing the top interview questions and having a prepared answer will help you be more confident.
Recruiters only spend on average six seconds on each resume they review. How do you keep recruiters reading? Learn how to bulletproof your resume.
The PITCH Program, offered by St. Petersburg College and the City of St. Petersburg, provides an opportunity to join two of the fastest growing career sectors nationally and locally – healthcare and technology. And PITCH enrollment is now under way with orientation set for May 8.
Explore project management careers and don’t miss your chance to fast track your future. Learn what’s hot and what’s not in this growing field.
Four St. Petersburg College locations will host a job fair this fall with full-time, part-time and seasonal job opportunities available in a wide range of fields. All of these are events are open to the college’s students as well as to the community. Get ready for the Clearwater Campus Job Fair on Oct. 20 Come dressed to impress and … Continue reading Looking for a job? Attend an SPC job fair this fall
With thirty-one percent of St. Petersburg College students enrolled in online-only courses and another thirty-four percent in blended classes, offering career resources through mixed mediums has become increasingly important. As a journalism major in college, I graduated in 1985 without ever touching a personal computer. We used typewriters with a correction pencil and recycled off-white paper. … Continue reading Bringing career resources to students online, in person