The following vendors offer regularly scheduled Linux training classes.

• Basic Linux Training
  Location: Online
  Offered by: Henry White
  Website: http://basiclinux.hypermart.net/basic/index.html
  Contact: basiclinux@altavista.net
  Tuition/Fee: Free
  Description: This course is a brief and very basic introduction to the Linux operating system and the X Window System (a graphical user interface, or GUI, popular in Unix). It is designed for those coming from a DOS/Windows background with little or no knowledge of Unix. It will provide a thorough background for you to make the transition quickly and efficiently. 8 weeks, 2 lessons per week.

• Linux System Administration
  Location: U.S.A.: Lindon (Utah), Bloomfield (Connecticut), Bakersfield (California), Fremont (California), Chicago (Illinois), Davie (Florida), Orlando (Florida), Lenexa (Kansas); Canada: Toronto (Ontario), Vancouver (British Columbia), Edmonton (Alberta); Tel-Aviv (Israel)
  Offered by: Caldera Systems
  Website: http://www.calderasystems.com/
  Contact: education@calderasystems.com
  Tuition/Fee: $1595.00 USD
  Description: The Linux System Administration course provides four days of training for System Administrators and VARs who wish to gain practical, hands-on Linux training. Although the course is not specific to a particular Linux distribution, OpenLinux 2.2 is used in the classroom. The course presents information about using Linux in a commercial environment.

• Linux Business Management 100
  Location: San Francisco, California (USA)
  Website: Linuxcare
  Contact: info@linuxcare.com
  Tuition/Fee: $400.00 USD
  Description: Linux business management

• Linux System Administration 101
  Location: San Francisco, California (USA)
  Website: Linuxcare
  Contact: info@linuxcare.com
  Tuition/Fee: $2,000.00 USD
  Description: This 5-day course covers practical, hands-on training in Linux system administration.

• Linux Security 201
  Location: San Francisco, California (USA)
  Website: Linuxcare
  Contact: info@linuxcare.com
  Tuition/Fee: $400.00 USD
  Description: Systems administrators will benefit from this 1-day hands-on training in Linux system security.

• Linux Networking 301
  Location: San Francisco, California (USA)
  Website: Linuxcare
  Contact: info@linuxcare.com
  Tuition/Fee: $2,000 USD
  Description: New to Linux networking tools? Learn how to set up your corporate IP infrastructure on Linux in this 5-day class.

• Linux in Business 401
  Location: San Francisco, California (USA)
  Website: Linuxcare
  Contact: info@linuxcare.com
  Tuition/Fee: $1,600 USD
  Description: If you're interested in the comprehensive solution Linux can provide for your business, take this 4-day class that focuses on backoffice and workstation configurations.

• Learning Linux in 2 Days
  Location: San Jose (California), New York City (New York). and Austin (Texas)
  Website: Institute for Technology Training and Excellence
  Contact: info@itte.org
  Tuition/Fee: $795.00 USD
  Description: Attendees will perform a series of hands-on exercises to install, administer, integrate, and secure Linux using RedHat, Caldera, Slackware, Debian, and Suse distributions of Linux.

• Linux Administration
  Location: Austin, Texas (USA)
  Website: Three-Sixteen Technical Services
  Contact: Online form
  Tuition/Fee: $1,599.00 USD
  Description: This class is a hands-on introduction to installing and administering Linux on desktop or server machines, with basic configuration of many of the commonly available server packages. A three day program.

• Linux Installation, Configuration and Support: Hands-On
  Location: U.S.A.: New York City (New York), Washington D.C., Boston (Massachussetts), Atlanta (Georgia); Canada: Toronto (Ontario), Ottawa (Ontario); Europe: London (UK), Edinburgh (UK)
  Website: Learning Tree International
  Contact: +1-800-843-8733
  Tuition/Fee: $2195.00 USD
  Description: Four day seminiar led by an instructor. Topics include: (1) Acquire, install and configure Linux and associated free software, (2) Set up user accounts, file systems, networking and the X Window system, (3) Integrate Linux within a multivendor environment, (4) Customize and upgrade the Linux kernel, (5) Troubleshoot and resolve installation and configuration problems, (6) Use Linux as an Internet gateway.

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