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SPC Internship Fair Oct. 17: Connect Students with Employers

St. Petersburg College will host its annual Internship Fair on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2026, connecting students with potential employers and career opportunities across diverse fields.

10/02/2026 · Tarpon Springs edition

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Students seeking hands-on experience and career connections can attend the St. Petersburg College (SPC) Internship Fair on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2026. The event offers students an opportunity to explore internship possibilities across various fields, from arts and sciences to the local business community.

The fair connects students with potential employers to bridge academic learning and practical application. Attendees can learn about available internships, discuss opportunities with recruiters, and potentially secure work experience to shape their future careers. The fair benefits students aiming for a competitive edge in the job market upon graduation.

SPC offers degree and training programs in Arts, Humanities, and Design; Business; Communications; Education; Engineering, Manufacturing, and Building Arts; Health Sciences and Veterinary Technology; Public Safety, Public Policy, and Legal Studies; Science and Mathematics; Social and Behavioral Sciences and Human Services; and Technology. The internship fair provides a platform for students from all programs to find relevant opportunities.

St. Petersburg College will announce the specific time and location for the Oct. 17, 2026, Internship Fair. Students should check the official SPC website or contact academic advisors for information and preparation tips to connect with Pinellas County employers.

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