Python workshops

Efficiency

In-person training is more efficient than a generic online course. Instead of watching a tutorial after an entire day of work (or while working), you will spend a few days focusing only on the workshop.

With no external distractions, material tailored to your needs, and a trainer who immediately answers any questions.

Immediate feedback

If you have a question, you can ask it at any time. And I will keep explaining until I see that you understood.

Online courses usually offer a forum where you can post your question, and maybe one day, someone will answer. They don't provide fast answers to complicated questions.

Hands-on exercises

If you only listen during the workshop, you probably won't remember much after a month or two. That's why all my workshops are accompanied by exercises to increase knowledge retention.

Cost-efficiency

On-site workshops are delivered at your premises, so you don't have to send participants to a different location.

Compare sending ten people from your company to a different city (10x plane ticket, 10x accommodation, 10x allowance) with paying for one trainer to come to your company.

Aligning coding practices

Developers often come from different backgrounds and have different programming experience.

Getting everyone together for a workshop isn't only a way to learn something, but also an excellent opportunity to share what participants have learned in the past and compare their practices for better alignment.

Field experience

I'm not only a trainer but, first and foremost, a Python programmer. I help companies build real products.

Tools and techniques from my workshops are the same ones that we used to build, deploy, and support production systems.