If you attempt a project without the knowledge base and without training, you run the very real risk of trashing the finished product in the end and having to start all over. The lost time and eventual need to backtrack or totally re-code can be more costly

The training may be for very specific components, targeted at specific individuals. Or it may be a boot camp operation where an entire team is brought up from scratch over several weeks from the ground floor.

Why don't companies do this??

Live training on a paying project is rarely done for 2 main reasons:

1. The majority of instructors do not really have the depth and breadth of skills to survive in the commercial, fixed bid environment. Most often their skills are limited to the text materials they are teaching from.

2. Contractors who do have the skills are reluctant to give their knowledge away by training others, which (to them) would seem to be putting themselves out of work. They also rarely have the training skills necessary to pull off a training, managing, coding project.

Call me to discuss the details or email me the particulars of a project you have in mind.

Rapid in depth training + Java-FoxPro-VB rapid system development = success & profitability.

Herb@javainstruction.com