Oracle Spatial Training Documentation

I have to give some Oracle Spatial formation and i need some material to build this course.
Where could i find this kind of document?
....thanks for your help

Thanks for the advice but i already did that kind of research. I found some documentation but nothing from Oracle.
Im working for a company that is a "Certified Advantage Partner" (OPN PIN: 147582435711). Can i have acces to some Training Documentation on Oracle Spatial or to some Oracle spatial training from Oracle University?
Im sure that Oracle has some PPT files on Oracle Spatial.
.....thanks for your help

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