On August 23rd, the day before the main conference kicks off, you'll be able to attend training sessions facilitated by leading Drupal experts. This is your chance to learn the latest best practices from some of the most respected members of the Drupal community at a very affordable price.

You can attend the training sessions even if you're not going to the main conference, but if you buy a ticket for a training session together with a ticket for the conference, we will subtract €30 from the price of your conference ticket (making it €249 + VAT).

The trainings will take place on Monday, August 23rd from 9am to 5pm at the main conference venue. Your ticket includes coffee, tea, and water, and a catered lunch consisting of salads, cold cuts, and warm meals (one vegetarian alternative will be provided).

We hope to see you at DrupalCon Copenhagen!
DrupalCon CPH 2010 trainings team

Presented by the Drupal Dream Team

Learn best practices for building large-scale Drupal sites. The session is not an introduction: it is designed for those who are already versed in the underlying technologies that power Drupal and will focus on running Drupal in a standard LAMP environment. Read more…

Presented by Commerce Guys

Join the Drupal e-commerce professionals in Copenhagen for an entire day of hands-on training covering everything you need to start selling on Drupal. We'll introduce students to the major e-commerce systems for Drupal and shepherd you from the conceptual to the practical by building a community swag store together. Read more…

Presented by Zivtech

A hands-on introduction to building a custom module. Attendees will leave with a working knowledge of the menu and hook systems and the database layer. Read more…

Presented by Growing Venture Solutions

Web security threats are real, and your site is probably vulnerable to attack. In this full-day session you'll learn how to make your site and processes secure. Read more…

Presented by Trellon

A day of hands-on instruction on how to manage the development process using open source technologies, focusing on issues such as server configuration, automated code review, effective use of code repositories, and employing collaboration tools to allow teams to communicate more effectively. Read more…