• Do you need an extra hand writing course materials for in-house training?
• Could you use a different set of eyes to test course lab materials? 
• Do you need an instructor for your existing Linux classes? 

I have contributed to course development, lab testing, and certification programs for a number of organizations.  Some of the more recent projects include:

• Red Hat traditional classroom courses.
• Red Hat Academy early implementations using DocBook markup language.
  
• Convergys (DigitalThink) online training for Red Hat Enterprise 4.
• Durham Technical Community College for the corporate education department and based off of existing books often used in college courses.

I regularly deliver training material for several companies.  To use these course materials, arrangements must be made directly with those companies or their authorized training partners.  However, feel free to request me as the trainer.

• Red Hat  -  All RHCE, RHCA, and RHCSS administration courses.
  
• Jack Morton  -  IBM Linux courses.
  

I do not have my own training materials but there are some publicly available materials that focus on LPI Certification objectives which could be used or modified for your needs.

• The Linux Training Materials Project has an open source Linux Administration course available for download which covers command line basics as well as introductory administration tasks. 
• Computer Prep offers course materials for sale in a variety of topics including entry and intermediate level training in preparation for LPI Certification as well as CompTIA certification preparation materials for Linux+, A+, Network+, and more.
  
• Linux Certified offers course material for sale in addition to classes and other services.

Other materials I have taught include Global Knowledge Unix courses, IBM PC Institute and Helpcenter materials, IBM Warp Server, Caldera Linux, SCO OpenServer, SCO UNIXWare, and many more.