How to Choose SAP Training: 7 Things to Look For

A free learning journey, a two-hour tutorial, a four-hour live class, and a 700-page book can all claim to teach you SAP. They don't teach you in the same way. They cover different parts of SAP, at different depths, and only some give you a system to practice in. From the outside, they can look interchangeable, which is how people end up choosing based on price or whatever appeared first in a search. The better question isn't which resource is best. It's which resource is best for what you need to do. Seven criteria make that easier to answer. Key SAP Learning Options Below are seven different platforms people use to learn SAP: SAP Learning, SAP's free public learning portal SAP Learning Hub, the paid subscription tier SAP Developer Center, tutorials, trials, and sample code for developers SAP Community, the Q&A forum, blogs, groups, and events SAP's YouTube channels, including SAP for product news, SAP Developers, SAP Community, and SAP EA Community for enterprise architecture SAP PRESS books, e-books, and the subscription library, which we publish Rheinwerk Courses, our live and on-demand instructor-led training Let’s now dive into the seven criteria that we can compare them ...