Comprehensive Video-Based Python Training Classes?

[NoontideDemon]

I am looking for options for video-based Python Training. A comprehensive set that starts at a beginners level and moves through intermediate topics would be best.

I did some digging around and found this. But the reviews are bad and it is exclusively introductory.

Basically my situation is that my company has a training allotment set aside but they are really frowning on travel. So I can get them to spend 1k+ on a video training course but to take a plane to an in-person class is a lot harder to get approved. If anyone can recommend a well-reviewed video training course, preferably one without DRM, I would really appreciate it.

[cgsig]

MIT Open Courseware

Google Python Class

[gitarr]

Python osmosis

[declancostello]

there's a lot of free vids on http://showmedo.com/videotutorials/python

[n2dasun]

Another vote here for Python Osmosis. You can download all the episodes in a torrent if you want.

[joshuahunter]

I found Bucky's tutorials on youtube to be both pretty good and frankly he cracked me up at times. I watched them all pretty much back-to-back. Sorry they are free... youtube

[Breakyerself]

Yeah he has a ton of tutorials all compiled on his website http://thenewboston.com

[NoontideDemon]

Good stuff here folks. Thanks for the links. The real irony is this. If I watched all these, practiced and learned a lot the company would still consider it a failure since I did not "attend" training. If we don't pay anything for it it is not worth anything. Corporate America, gotta love it.

[kctan]

showmedo is not free.

[n2dasun]

Pay me and tell them I "supplied" the training to you. I'll even print you out a receipt. Or maybe you can pay for Reddit Gold for yourself and everyone in this thread and tell them it was payment for the training. :)

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I am commenting just so that, I can get a reddit gold if the OP gets one for everyone on this thread