2012 Public Teradata Classes
Cerulium is excited to announce that we going to teach our 2012 Teradata Super Camps in
Atlanta, Dallas, and San Diego and everyone is invited to attend. We guarantee you will absolutely
enjoy this experience. Here’s how
the classes will be structured.
·
Atlanta Super Camp - February
27 – March 2
·
Dallas Super Camp
- March 26 - 30
·
San Diego Super Camp – April 9 - 13
Each camp will be a five (5) day event consisting of the following course modules:
·
Teradata Basics on Monday
·
Teradata Basic / Intermediate SQL on Tuesday and
Wednesday
·
Teradata Advanced SQL on Thursday and Friday
You will receive two (2) excellent Cerulium Teradata Course Guides and each day will be
filled with hands-on training.
Through our method of continually recapping what you have learned in conjunction
with continuous interaction and real-world examples, this will be one of the
best training experiences you will ever attended.
The price per student for the entire week is only $1,600.00. However, if you want to attend
specific module during the week - not a problem - the cost is only $400.00 per day. If you get multiple people from your
company to attend the price goes down dramatically. Contact us for details.
Our OBJECTIVE is for you to have fun and at the same time become Teradata
knowledgeable. The next step is
yours. Please contact us
directly at 
or
803.719.6782 to enroll in this exciting Teradata training experience. If
you have interest in training in a city that is not listed above, please contact
us for future scheduling and availability.
We look forward to seeing you, soon!
Did you know?
~ Cerulium's instructors have trained over 10,000 people, worldwide.
~ Cerulium's instructors have provided education to 150+ Fortune 500 companies.
~ Cerulium's instructors have authored 9 books on data warehousing.
Testimonials
"Cerulium's customized Teradata training course was able to deliver years of experience in a few hours. Employing Cerulium's training company wide will save millions by optimizing the most inefficient part of our BI infrastructure; our people. This is most certainly a best practice."
Rob H. - Customer from a Fortune 20 Telecom