Trainers
Transfer Solutions employs around 200 consultants, project leaders, testers, developers and DBAs. They live and breathe Oracle and OutSystems technology, and they are very happy to share their extensive knowledge and experience with others. They know that sharing knowledge works best in an informal and personal atmosphere, as they explain below. Please note: these are just a few of the trainers that can work with your group.
“When your work is your hobby, you’ll never work a day in your life. I’ve been practicing my hobby – educating people – since 1983. I worked for some years in regular education, teaching math and physics to young people. Since 1991, I’ve been leading training courses in Oracle related software, including SQL, PL/SQL, Oracle Developer, Oracle Designer, data modeling with ERM, database management, JAVA and APEX. Sinds 2015 I added OutSystems Boot Camps to this list”
“I obtained a first-degree teaching qualification, but never taught high school: this was mainly due to the general lack of motivation of the students there.
Teaching at Transfer Solutions is completely different. The students of Transfer Solutions are highly motivated and that makes teaching so much more fun: these students challenge me, get the best out of me and in return get the best out of me. Besides having fun teaching, I also enjoy programming. I always hope that during my lessons I can also transfer some of that enthusiasm.”
“Learning is more than just increasing your knowledge base. A licensing workshop might hardly seem spectacular, but is oftentimes quite an adventure. For someone who has dealt with licensing rules regularly, they become coherent and less sizeable. Despite the documentation published by Oracle (the “jurisdiction”), “jurisprudence” is much more common, which can lead to quite different results, even in seemingly similar cases.
The challenge for participants is to find a recognizable pattern in the examples garnered from real use-cases.
Chances are that in the past one outcome has been completely different from another. By trying to understand the rationale behind these cases as a group, this workshop grants insight into the process and leads to learning. My day is made when my students not only know how everything comes together after this workshop, but also see possibilities to be creative with the rules.”