We conduct GNU/Linux training
1. GNU/Linux Basics
Installing and configuring an Ubuntu/Debian desktop
Duration: 7 days
2.GNU/Linux Administration
Building a Linux server (Debian,Ubuntu,CentOS,RHEL6)
Duration: 30 days
Useful for hardware engineers,system admins,IT technical
support staff,students,teachers who would like to
Install/Administer a Linux server.
3.Computer Hardware and GNU(One day Workshops)
4.Building websites using WordPress
Basic Linux Administration
Building a Linux server (Debian,Ubuntu,CentOS,RHEL6)
Course contents:
1.Operating System
2.GNU/Linux
History
GNU,FSF,RMS,LinusT
GNU/Linux
Free software
Open source
Distributions
Debian,Ubuntu,CentOS
3.Installation of Ubuntu
4.Desktop environment
GNOME,KDE,UNITY,XFCE,LXDE
5.Storage management and partitions
6.File System
7.File permissions
8.Users and Groups
9.Command line
10.Package management
11.Boot process
12.Network configuration
13.Installing and configuring services
SSH
NFS
FTP
SAMBA/CIFS
WEB SERVER(Apache)
MAIL SERVER(Postfix)
PROXY SERVER(Squid)
DNS
CUPS
NTP
14.IPTABLES
15.Virtualization(kvm,virtualbox)
16.SE Linux
17.Troubleshooting
sadhanayogacentre.wordpress.com 
Hi,
I shall put up your information on my notice board for the benefit of the discerning pupils.
Regard/K S VIJAYAN
thank you sir
regards
manoj
its good!
Dear Mr.Manoj,
Please organise such training for all students where ever possible. It would be a service to humanity; and against the corporate giants who exploit the people with their IT info muscles.
Thanks and best wishes.
nice job
appreciate you
Hi sir,
My best wishes. As Mr.Viswambharan said we should try to reach to more and more students. They should be made aware of the importance of software freedom. I hope these classes will also enrich them with the concept of community, sharing, and social aspects of free software apart from pure technical part. Once again my best wishes.
Thank you
thanks ranjan!!
hai manoj
nice work and i hope your aretrying to convey your ideas to students in an easy and acceptable form. Because in my viwpoint LINUX is not an easy target compared to WINDOWS.
thanking you
manoj kumar
Good effort, thanks for the initiative