If you had a crystal ball, would you look into it to see your future? Come play The Game of Life and get a glimpse at what your future COULD be based on the decisions you make. Join us on July 17 at the Seminole Campus UP Lobby from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Watch our Titan Thursdays webinars, many covering career-related topics. The next webinar – Beer and Business – is set for July 12.
What is your major? Don’t know? Don’t get stressed. Instead, get prepared with these four tips from SPC’s Career Services to start your journey to success!
Learn how building an industry certification portfolio helped St. Petersburg College alumnus James McCarty land a cybersecurity job.
Most companies now use a resume screening software tool. That means using the right keywords in your resume is the first step to securing an interview.
Save the date for an upcoming workshop in June that will help you overcome past mistakes so you can make the most of career planning for your future. Open to SPC students, faculty, and staff.
Everyone can get involved in being eco-friendly and keeping the environment sustainable. Whether you choose a career that positively impacts the environment, volunteer, or use best practices at home, you can help preserve this beautiful place we live in. Learn more at the May 19 SPC ECO Expo at the Seminole Campus.
Did you know there is a relationship between early registration for classes and student academic and career success? SPC’s Fall 2018 term starts Aug. 13.
Curious how SPC alumni have used their skill sets, industry certifications, and college degrees to land a great job? SPC alumna Emily Varjassy entered into the field of cybersecurity. She’s now a BayCare Health System employee and member of the organization’s Information Systems (IS) Security and Compliance Team.
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.