Take an in-depth course on your own time. With e-learning you learn whenever – and wherever – you want.
You might prefer an e-learning course if you:
Are self-motivated and prefer to learn on your own time.
Want to jump into a lesson for quick training, or immerse yourself in demos, practice sessions and printable lessons.
Have already taken a similar course, but need a budget-friendly refresher.
Want access to certain e-learning topics that are available with self-study and virtual lab for practice.
I enjoyed that [the course] was self-paced and I didn’t have to travel to take it. Tom McCormick
All the benefits of classroom training – including interaction with an instructor – without leaving your home or office.
You might prefer a live web course if you:
Want to ask questions and interact with an instructor.
Need dedicated, focused time set aside to take a class.
Enjoy being part of a class, but also like the convenience – and cost savings – of not traveling.
Prefer processing information on your own, but want the option to speak up if you need help with challenging material.
This was my first experience taking a live web class, and I prefer it over other methods. Everything was presented in a very clear way. The instructors were all very responsive to questions asked, and the polls were a great way to keep everyone engaged and to review things. James Rudd
Click, watch, learn. Get concise how-tos with our free video tutorials.
You might prefer a video tutorial if you:
Want to dabble in different topics, or if you want to refresh your memory or fill knowledge gaps.
Know what you're looking for. It's easy to search the SAS video tutorial library by category to find what you need.
Need quick how-to tips to address a specific task.
Want to validate or troubleshoot what you're doing on the fly.
Want to prioritize "quick and free" over "in-depth and immersive."
The video training is visually appealing, concise and excellent in terms of providing easy to understand examples that can translate to more complex topics. Carlos Amiel
Collaborative learning in a SAS training center with an expert by your side.
You might prefer a classroom course if you:
Prefer learning alongside a group of your peers, with an expert instructor.
Want to limit distractions and carve out focused time to learn an in-depth topic.
Need the ability to ask questions, interact with an instructor and learn collaboratively with other people.
Enjoy learning in state-of-the-art facilities.
Have a travel budget or easy access to a SAS training center.
I was able to start using what I learned in class the next day at work. The instructor was knowledgeable and explained things very well when I had questions. The training room was plush and technologically state-of-the-art. My manager and I feel that it was well worth the money. Denise Simpson
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
If you're not satisfied with your training experience, we'll offer you another class or refund your initial course fee.
