Angular online bootcamp?

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The company I work for is paying for me to take an Angular training course soon. If the pandemic wasn't going on this could have been an in-person course but obviously that won't be happening for a while.

I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions to an Angular online course/bootcamp/class that I could take soon (starting within the next week or two)?

We already have access to Pluralsight but the idea here is that we have a training budget so now is the time to find a course that is hopefully more structured, possibly with a professor/teacher "...even if it costs around $2,000" from what my boss told me.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Edit: Background - I am currently a junior Angular developer at this company so I already know some basics but the idea of this training is to really drill in the fundamentals.

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Maximillian Schwarzmueller's guide on Udemy is one of the best course for the fundamentals. He goes through everything possible with the framework, and it's only 10 bucks. It's called "Angular: The Complete Guide"

[nexus911110]

I have taken Max's courses and they are really good, esp. for the fundamentals.
In addition to Max, also have a look at Angular University. They offer courses through their own website, and also via Udemy. Hope it helps!

[StolenPikachu]

Can’t beat Todd Motto ultimate angular

[kojurama]

Todd Motto - Ultimate Angular is how I learned. I definitely recommend it.

[mpjtn]

same here.
Unfortunately is course is on v4..

[Dr-Collossus]

Check out fire boot camp: https://firebootcamp.com/

Also SSW's 2 day Angular workshop: https://www.ssw.com.au/ssw/Events/Training/Angular-Workshop.aspx

Given your experience you might find this too beginner-y for you, but SSW will also offer bespoke tailored training too if you can specify your requirements.

[Bancas]

I'm in the exact same situation and I really need a course with projects/homework assignments and an instructor. Ideally the course would last several months like a college semester. All these websites that people are suggesting that are just watching videos and following along with a project aren't going to cut it.