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#3853 - 06/01/09 08:58 AM Oracle University
Geoff Dixon sitting tennant Registered: 14/03/05 Posts: 354 Loc: Sussex by the Sea	Is it me getting old and grumpy, or has anyone else found that Oracle University just doesn't seem to be doing much these days? Or is i-learning so prevalent now that there are no 'proper course' alternatives any more? I've been given the job of training a permanent employee to be an Oracle HRMS subject expert - and I thought that the best starting point for her would be the old 1 day HRMS Overview and 3 day 'Implementing HRMS' courses - so that she could get a wider view of the apps than just the way her employer has configured it. But all that the Uni website seems to offer are i-learning sessions these days. Does anyone know anything different? _________________________ Geoff Offering opinions since 1962
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#3856 - 06/01/09 09:43 AM Re: Oracle University [Re: Geoff Dixon]
CT veteran Registered: 11/03/05 Posts: 816 Loc: Back at Fort Apache, Gosport!	Originally Posted By: Geoff_Dixon Is it me getting old and grumpy, or has anyone else found that Oracle University just doesn't seem to be doing much these days? Or is i-learning so prevalent now that there are no 'proper course' alternatives any more? It could quite feasibly be both... Sorry that doesn't help does it? Joking apart though, perhaps a niche market there? _________________________ L&K CT
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#3858 - 06/01/09 10:54 AM Re: Oracle University [Re: CT]
bcooper veteran Registered: 11/03/05 Posts: 944 Loc: Earth, Europe, England, here	Geoff You may want to consider one of the partner training organizations that are out there. During the UKOUG in december i wandered the stands of many of these. They tend to run the popular courses on a much regular basis than Oracle themselves, and appear to offer better value for money as well. Names from memory are: QA-Xpertise (they have offices in throughout the UK) inoapps iTrain Regards Barry _________________________ I'm blogging again - albeit sporadically Also my random musings courtesy of Twitter
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