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SPC workforce information session comes to Tarpon Springs library October 17

Adults can register for a Saturday introduction to St. Petersburg College’s training programs and career support.

SPC workforce information session comes to Tarpon Springs library October 17
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Adults exploring job training can attend an SPC Workforce Programs information session at Tarpon Springs Public Library on Saturday, October 17. It runs from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Friends of the Library Room.

The session introduces St. Petersburg College’s workforce programs, including hands-on training, flexible class formats, career support and paths toward additional credentials. The library lists the event for adults ages 19 and older.

Registration is required and closes at 11 a.m. on the event date. The library is at 138 East Lemon Street. People considering a training program can use this session to ask about the options before selecting a course; register through the official calendar link below and contact the library at 727-943-4922 for attendance questions.

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