David's MySQL Training Schedule

Let's first be clear about some things: The MySQL training staff must be very flexible because their schedules can change with very little warning. However, the schedule generally remains as posted if there are sufficient students registered for a given class. But when there are too few students (4 is usually the minimum needed), schedules are shifted around to get the most utilization of the instructors available. The lead time for this is usually two weeks, but that can vary. So no instructor is guaranteed to give a specific class until told to book travel about two weeks out - and even then the schedule could change.

Classes that are still available have links to the registration page on the MySQL site in the City/Region column. To learn what is covered in a given course, click the link with the course title in the Course Title column. On-site classes are given for specific customers who prefer to have a trainer come to their location rather than sending a large number of employees to an open class.

Whether or not MySQL training is of interest to you, drop me a line if you'd like to get together for dinner while I'm in your area.

Dates City/Region

Course Title

March 2008
3-7
New York, NY
MySQL 5.0 for Database Administrators
31-Apr 3
New York, NY
MySQL 5.0 for Beginners
April 2008
7-10
Omaha, NE
On-Site MySQL Training
14-18
Coppell, TX
On-Site MySQL Training
28-May 1
Washington, DC
MySQL 5.0 for Beginners
May 2008
5-9
Dallas, TX
MySQL 5.0 for Developers
19-22
Boston, MA
MySQL 5.0 for Beginners
26-30
London, England
On-Site MySQL Training
June 2008
2-6
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9-13
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16-20
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23-27
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July 2008
7-11
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14-18
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19-23
Palm Springs , CA
OmnisCentral Americas 2008 Conference
28-Aug 1
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MySQL 5.0 for Developers
August 2008
4-8
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11-15
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18-22
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25-29
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September 2008
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October 2008
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Valkenberg, Netherlands
EurOmnis 2008 Conference
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Fulda, Germany
OmnisCentral Europe 2008 Conference