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St. Petersburg College expands degree offerings

| Jo-Lynn Brown

St. Petersburg College has added two new credentials – a Prekindergarten/Primary Education Bachelor of Science degree and a Training and Development Advanced Technical Certificate.

The credentials were added to help meet workforce demand for preschool teachers and training and development specialists. SPC previously offered the Prekindergarten/Primary Education bachelor’s degree, but enrollment was paused while the program was restructured to comply with changes in early education requirements.

Admission to both programs requires an associate degree from a regionally accredited college or university.

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