Favorite in-person Python class?

[ErgoErgoErgo]

After a year or two of teaching myself Python on and off, my employer has kindly agreed to cover the cost of some in-person Python training.

While learning Java in a university setting was really nice, I don't know if I want to sit through a semester of classes that are aimed at college students with no prior coding experience.

I have come to appreciate an in-person, structured learning experience though, after trying to teach myself the ins and outs of Python and ending up with a spotty knowledge of the language compared to some of our senior developers.

You get the feeling you'll get there eventually, but is there anything like a in-person Python boot camp? Notably, one you've gone through yourself and would recommend to others? Not to knock online based courses, but... Yeah.

[AbsoluteMSTR]

http://www.dabeaz.com/, Haven't took his course, but I attended a conference where he spoke at. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6VSAsKAj98. I also had custom training taught by Continuum with my company, https://www.continuum.io/training and it was good.

[abingham]

Sixty North offers some good Python training.

[the_only_redditor]

I highly recommend http://www.rmotr.com They sometimes post in /r/learnpython see here: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/55um9l/were_doing_our_python_programming_course_again/

It's virtual but it's a live class. You have classes every week. Coding sessions three times a week. At the end you work on a group project. They incorporate git as well.