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St. Maarten Academy P.S.V.E Wins 1st Prize for Business and Economy at Regional Skills Competition. | SMN News

January 23, 2020

St. Maarten Academy P.S.V.E Wins 1st Prize for Business and Economy at Regional Skills Competition. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- St. Maarten Academy PSVE was awarded 1st prize in the Regional Skills Talent Competition in the area of business and economy on Friday 17th, 2020 on St. Maarten. The school participated in one category, its sector of specialization-Business and Economy, and won the first prize and third prize, respectively.

The first prize winners were Joshua Roberts, Charlita Mesidor and Tania Merien from the PBL (B-stream). After the announcement of the results, the students said they were ecstatic when they were declared winners in the business and economy category.

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The students were prepared by the school’s head of the Business Department


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/st-maarten-academy-p-s-v-e-wins-1st-prize-for-business-and-economy-at-regional-skills-competition-smn-news/

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