GitHub Training — Git Training from the Experts

Matthew McCullough

Photo by Brian Haberer

GitHub Training offers four class types that can be tuned to your organization's specific needs. These class types include:

  • Git and GitHub Foundations
  • Git and GitHub Advanced Techniques
  • GitHub.com Effective Use
  • GitHub Enterprise Effective Use

Details about these classes can be found in our PDF flyer.

The hallmark of GitHub Git classes are their hands-on format. Students will learn to use Git and GitHub quickly and confidently through examples and practice. Our courses can aid Git students from the point of just starting out with source control all the way up to students wanting to learn the inner workings of Git.

Whether you’re using Perforce, Subversion, ClearCase, CVS, or no SCM at all, we can help you make a smooth transition by mapping the Git terminology onto the vocabulary you are already comfortable with. We incorporate version control branching and merging workflow discussions into our curriculum. Our experience can help you create an efficient GitHub based workflow that takes advantage of Git’s agility and power. Let us show you how easy it is to collaborate on projects using the GitHub Flow model.

“I feel you were a great instructor. The presentation, your control, and the overall presentation where great. I feel that class had enough freedom to explore different things, but was still grounded with a plan of attack. Very easy to listen for 6 hours today; can't say that with every instructor. Overall I would give this course and you very high marks.”

Ryan Gibbons, Senior Developer, Warren Douglas

“Want to learn more about git? Look no further than @matthewmccull - his Git Foundations class rocks, outstandingly good!”

Nate Schutta, Software Architect and Author of Foundations of Ajax

“Online git training today was phenomenal. Highly recommended.”

David Bock, Founder, Code Sherpas

“Fantastic Git training with @matthewmccull today, a really polished pro. Get in on the next one!”

Brad Armstrong, Digital River

“When Oakley decided to use Git as its primary version control system, training was a huge concern of ours. In an extremely short amount of time, Scott had our developers up and running, with absolutely no issues at all.”

Brad Haydon, Oakley, Inc.

Book your training today!

Contact us directly at training@github.com or use the form below

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