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SPC offer scholarships to obtain a Google certificate

PINELLAS COUNTY - St. Petersburg College has received a $100,000 grant from Jobs for the Future, Inc. (JFF) to provide unemployed and underemployed residents a scholarship to earn a Google IT Support Professional Certificate. In as little as three months, students can complete the self-paced program fully online. This flexible certificate prepares completers for an […]

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