TopLink training class -

Does Oracle TopLink provide any training class or technical seminar in the North America, free or not free? If yes, where can I get the class/seminar schedule and location?
Thanks for the reply!

I believe there is a course offered by Oracle University but it is only run on a private basis.
We also have had a high demand for Oracle Consulting services where a more mentoring approach is taken to knowledge transfer that you may be interested in if you are already initiated with the use of TopLink.
In either case if you have issues getting resources please let me know. douglas.clarke at oracle.com.
Doug

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