Red Hat offers the most up-to-date, complete programme of on-site and custom training for enterprise computing workgroups and IT engineers. Red Hat's Training and Certification programmes are available for delivery on-site in Asia-Pacific and other regions throughout the world.

Red Hat recommends on-site training when a customer has at least 8 employees who fit the prerequisites and audience profile for a particular course.

On-site training requires a suitable training venue. Red Hat recommends one workstation per student, and a maximum of 12 students.

Red Hat's technical staff will assist the customer's technical staff prior to arrival on-site to ensure the training venue is prepared to run Red Hat Linux, Red Hat courses, and/or the RHCE Exam.

In addition to expert tuition from one of our experienced instructors, on-site training includes Red Hat courseware; Red Hat Linux OS; all student manuals, handouts, documentation, labs, and supporting documentation; as well as various Red Hat promotional items.

Red Hat has delivered Red Hat courses on-site for IBM, Hewlett Packard, Dell, Compaq, SGI, Fidelity Investments, Toshiba America, governments, educational institutions, and many other organisations.

One of the great things about Linux-based solutions for internet, web, and e-commerce is that the low licensing costs of open source software free up budgeted funds so that you can invest in your most valuable resource: your people.

And the best way to invest in your people is to provide them with high quality training and certification. That way they get the skills and competencies they need to keep your organization successful.

Investing in Red Hat training and certification insures that your IS staff is ready for serious Linux deployments. It also insures that your company will realize the full value of Linux-based solutions.

Red Hat can help you identify who in your IS staff requires training, and precisely what level of training. Red Hat Global Learning Services consultants are available to help you assess your team's readiness for Linux, and then craft a custom Corporate Training Plan to meet your group's needs.