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Specialist training in Oracle skills such as PL/SQL, although some of these providers may also offer more general training such as generic SQL.

Subcategories

• Certification

Resources in This Category

• MeasureUp

  http://www.measureup.com/
  Oracle Certification practice tests. Online tutoring and discussion boards.

• Oracle Academy

  http://academy.oracle.com/
  Education for secondary school students (ages 16 to 19) in the fundamentals of database and Java technology.

• Oracle University

  http://education.oracle.com/
  Official Oracle training curriculum and certification tracks.

• Oracle Workforce Development Program

  https://workforce.oracle.com/
  Oracle training as part of certificate and non-degree programs, DBA and Developer tracks.

• OraPub Training

  http://www.orapub.com/
  Oracle Performance training.

• Seer Computing UK

  http://www.seercomputing.com/
  Oracle training courses available in the UK, from DBA to Discoverer User. Regular public courses and on-site training.

• Serebra

  http://www.serebra.com/
  Online training focussed on Client Server, UNIX and internet skills, also cover end user desktop tools and Business Development Skills.

• SkillBuilders

  http://www.skillbuilders.com/
  Online and classroom training for developers and DBAs. Includes free online tutorials.

• Sparrow Consulting

  http://www.sparrowconsulting.com/
  Oracle Consulting and certified training.

• Verhoef Training

  http://www.verhoef-training.com/
  Specialists in Technical IT Training for the UNIX, Oracle, IBM OS/390 and PC development fields.

• VIK Consulting Inc.

  http://www.vikconsulting.com/
  Oracle DBA and SAP technical training seminars and consulting services. Training can be tailored to individual group needs. Located in Michigan.

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