Your team, your dates. The same trainers.
Why book privately
Your dates
Pick the week that works instead of waiting for a public date.
Your stack
The agenda is adjusted to the hardware, versions and topology you run.
Your questions
Nobody else in the room, so the discussion stays on your environment.
Better per seat
From a handful of attendees upwards a private course is usually the cheaper option.
How it works
Tell us the course, roughly how many people, and the weeks that could work. We come back with a date, a price for the group and an agenda to review, normally within one working day.
Sessions run remotely by default, and on-site anywhere we can reach. Group size is flexible: we run private courses for small teams as well as for a full department.
Questions we get asked
There is no fixed minimum or maximum. Small teams work as well as a full department; group size is one of the things we settle when we quote.
Yes. We shift the emphasis and the examples to what your team needs: more clustering, less backup, whichever way round. If something sits outside what our lab can reproduce we will say so up front and find another way to cover it, whether that is working through it conceptually or bringing in a colleague who has run it. We have not yet had a request we could not turn into a workable agenda.
Remote by default, in your timezone. On-site is possible anywhere we can reasonably travel. Tell us where you are and we will say what is realistic.
Send us the weeks that could work. We check trainer availability and come back with a date that fits both sides, along with a group price and an agenda to review.
You keep the materials and the lab notes. Where a course has a certificate the vendor issues it, and if the next step is consulting or support rather than more training, we will say so.