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Python Training

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Contents

  1. Python Training
    1. Adding entries
      1. Formatting of Entries
    2. USA
    3. Canada
    4. Europe
    5. Australia
    6. Latin America
    7. India
    8. Iran
    9. Israel
    10. Malaysia
    11. Nigeria
    12. Singapore
    13. New Zealand
    14. Turkey
    15. Internet - Python Online Training

Adding entries

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The sections tends to be ordered by "time since last person edited it" or by event date in the case of upcoming public courses. As such, entries towards the top will cycle slowly towards the bottom of the section over time. If you're offering an upcoming class or have updated your entry, it's fine to bump it back to the top, but be considerate of others and use some common sense. Entries with dead links may be removed.

Formatting of Entries

Please use the following format when adding entries to the wiki text version of the page: 

 * '''Trainer''' offers training on ...

and this format for the GUI version of the page:

Please avoid excessive emphasis and keep the entries short to give everyone a chance to promote their training classes.

/!\ Entries which are too long will be flagged as such from time to time to gently make the authors aware.

USA

* Marilyn Davis, Ph.D. Marilyn specializes in Python training in corporate environments in the Silicon Valley, and anywhere, either through UCSC-Extension, where students earn University credit, or independently. She has taught Python at Apple, Cisco, Facebook, Google, Intuit, LLNL, NASA, Nokia, Oracle, Plantronics, Skype, VMware, and more.

* Skill Distillery is a coding school providing career transformation programs for those pivoting careers in technology. Its award-winning online programs attract career changers worldwide. Skill Distillery also offers masterclasses for those wanting to continue their career growth. Masterclasses are offered in a convenient online evening format over 4 to 5 weeks.

* Webucator regularly provides live online Python training.

* DataCreative delivers Python training classes online and in-person in Sacramento and San Jose.

* The Hartmann Software Group is an IT training and consulting organization based in Denver, Colorado that offers an extensive catalog of Python courses. If you are looking to integrate Python with .NET, Java or C++, wish to employ Python's extensive Machine Learning libraries or hope to tackle many other out of the box development challenges, we can be of tremendous assistance either by way of training, mentoring and/or consulting.

* David Beazley, author of the Python Essential Reference, 4th Ed (Addison-Wesley) and the Python Cookbook, 3rd Ed (O'Reilly Media), teaches ongoing in-person programming and computer science Courses in Chicago. If you've learned the basics of Python and want to advance your skills by applying what you've learned to more difficult projects, these courses provide an opportunity to do just that. Dave's courses are taught in round-table format that is strictly limited to 6 students--a size that fosters group discussion.

* Web Age Solutions offers instructor-led and virtual Python training in US and Canada. Our current offerings include Introduction to Python Programming and Advanced Python Programming. Web Age Solutions also provides customized training as per the needs of the organizations.