PHP Continuous Learning can easily customize or create new courses to suit the needs of your team and can accomodate large groups on demand. Further, we totally understand the software team environment: all of our instructors also have extensive professional development experience.
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Unlike other training providers, PHP Continuous Learning not only offers you lifetime access to our up-to-date course materials, but also gives you access to the source code repository provided with each course which is chock full of practical examples of working code.
It has long been understood that people learn best from other people, especially when that other person is an expert in their field as well as being a skilled communicator. PHP Continuous Learning offers a unique platform that provides after-class coaching in order to bring you up-to-speed quickly.
PHP Continuous Learning is a subsidiary of Foreach Code Factory and is based in Canada.
All training is conducted online by a live instructor, who, combined, represent over 100 years of real-life development experience.
In addition to being developers, our instructors also have extensive classroom experience and are skilled at clearly conveying concepts, providing a safe learning environment.
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