On the Thursday before DrupalCamp, and running in parallel with Business Day, we will also hold a day dedicated exclusively to technical and practical training sessions delivered by professionals from the community. Unlike the usual event sessions held on Friday and Saturday, these training sessions will take place at Talent Garden and are designed to explore specific topics in greater depth over several hours.
In previous editions, we have offered a single training session on Thursday morning. This year, we want to open up the programme to more trainers and companies, encouraging a greater variety of content and teaching styles. Do you have experience in a technology or area related to Drupal and web development? This is your opportunity to share it!
What are we looking for?
Depending on the volume and quality of the proposals we receive, we're looking to organise up to four training sessions, some of them in parallel. Typical topics include back-end development, front-end development, DevOps, UX, accessibility, testing, architecture, and contributing to Drupal.
How to participate as a trainer?
The Call for Training Proposals is open until October 15th. Any professional or company can submit their training proposal:
- Submit your proposal through the Call for Training Proposals form.
- Our team reviews the proposals and makes a final selection.
- If your proposal is accepted, it will be part of the Training Day schedule.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF TRAINING SESSIONS: OCTOBER 15, 2026
What if I want to attend a training?
Once the Training Day schedule is published (second half of June) you can:
- Explore the available training sessions and their details.
- Easily register for the session are most interested in (seats are limited).
- Enjoy a high quality training experience that will let you get even more out of Drupalcamp.
