If you have a group of as few as three or more students, it may be more economical to arrange on-site training, rather than enroll in public classes - particularly if those public classes would require travel. An on-site class may even be more economical than some "e-learning" products, and has the advantage of being customizable to your requirements. Whether your training needs involve basic or somewhat advanced Unix or Linux skills, shell (Korn, Posix, Bash, Bourne or C), Perl, or C programming, I may be able to provide timely, effective, and economical training at most locations throughout the US. The actual cost depends on class duration, location, and logistics, but I'll be happy to provide quotes promptly upon request.
A rough estimate of what I'd charge for a one-week on-site class for ten students would be $6000-$7000 including all expenses, depending on where the class was located within the continental U.S. That compares to most open-enrollment public classes, which generally cost over $2000 per student or more, not including any travel or other student expenses. Of course, unlike a "corporate" training company, sometimes I'm interested in going somewhere for personal reasons, and might teach a class for less. On the other hand, I might make you pay up for North Dakota in February. Actually that's a bad example, because North Dakota is the only one of the continental U.S. states I haven't visited, so I might have an incentive to cross that off my list.
To discuss your requirements, and find out how on-site training could work for you, please send me an email, or leave me a voice message at 405.579.3265.