Cake in conjunction with SkillsMatter is offering a unique training experience which allows the client to choose from a list of Java/Spring modules. The client can also choose the length of the course, typically 2 to 4 days, and where the course is delivered.
This ensures that the client has the ultimate flexibility, whilst ensuring maximum learning efficiency by choosing only the modules they need. The course will be delivered by one of Cake’s leading technical consultants at an agreed fixed price.

By choosing any of the following training modules you design your bespoke training course which is the base for delivering focused knowledge to your team. This aids comprehension and allows a focus on key technical areas that are critical to the project’s success.


Talk to us with your specific requirements — we will no doubt be able to work with you to deliver an outstanding course for your team.
Download a PDF document which describes Cake and SkillsMatter’s training experience.
Bespoke training delivery that fits the skills gap in your team is available at short notice. Designed with you, the training will use your project’s domain as the base for delivering focused knowledge to your team. This aids comprehension and allows a focus on key technical areas that are critical to the project’s success.
Cake Solutions Ltd is pleased to announce its partnership with Skills Matter to offer tailored Java and Spring Courses to suit your training needs.
SkillsMatter – Europe’s largest Open Source technology and Agile Software development training organisation based in London – has gained a reputation as a first class provider of practical learning solutions that help our customers adopt lightweight Java frameworks, open-source technologies and agile development practices successfully on projects.
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