I found this at the Zend Website. The training costs $800 using WeBex - an online training tool.

The Zend Framework (ZF) course is designed for experienced PHP programmers who want to learn to combine ZF concepts and structural elements to utilize the full power of this software development kit for PHP 5 applications.

Zend Framework is an open-source class library with a central theme of “extreme simplicity”. ZF helps you to reduce the tedious details of coding and instead allows developers to be more productive as they focus on the big picture. Utilizing a collection of customizable PHP classes, ZF provides robust functionality suitable for both large and small tasks.
This course combines teaching ZF with the introduction of the Model-View-Component (MVC) design pattern, to ensure you learn current best practices in PHP development.

The Zend Framework course helps you to learn by doing. Each discussion of related components is presented with examples of how best to utilize them in your applications, followed by hands-on exercises. The mini-projects you develop during the course reinforce the concepts you have learned.
The online Zend Training Center allows participants to develop code during the course with your instructor able to see and coach your progress.
Topics include:

* Authentication and Authorization
* Core Infrastructure
* Databases
* Model-View-Controller
* Web and Web Services
* Search
* Mail

Java Passion provides an 18-week AJAX online course for free. I’m not sure if the guy responsible for this was the same guy I saw a couple of years ago in Waterfront Cebu - when I was attending a seminar/conference. He was discussing Java + AJAX along with other Java advocates.

Here is the outline of the course:

In general, the contents (presentation, hands-on labs, and homework’s) will be ready on the dates specified below. Due to the fast pacing nature of the Ajax technology, the contents are constantly being changed and improved even after the dates specified.

1. Ajax Basics & Development Tools (Oct 15th, 2007, Week #1)
2. JavaScript Basics and DOM APIs (Oct. 22nd, 2007, Week #2)
3. Ajax Frameworks and Toolkits (Nov. 5th, 2007, Week #3)
4. Ajax Application Examples (Nov. 12th, 2007, Week #4)
5. Dojo Toolkit Basics (Nov. 26th, 2007, Week #5)
6. Dojo Toolkit Advanced (Dec. 3rd, 2007, Week #6)
7. ProtoType (Dec. 10th, 2007, Week #7)
8. JSON (Dec. 17th, 2007, Week #8)
9. Mashup (Jan. 7th, 2008, Week #9)
10. Direct Web Remoting (DWR) (Jan. 4th, 2008, Week #10)
11. Google Web Toolkit (Jan. 28th, 2008, Week #11)
12. JavaServer Faces (JSF) and Ajax Integration (Feb. 4th, 2008, Week #12)
13. jMaki (Feb. 18th, 2007, Week #13)
14. Web Application Frameworks and Ajax (Feb. 25th, 2008, Week #14)
15. CSS (March 10th, 2008, Week #15)
16. Portlet/Portals and Ajax - (March 17th, 2008, Week #16)
17. JavaScript Best Practices (April 7th, 2008, Week #17)
18. ZK Framework
19. Phobos (Script-based MVC framework) (March 31st, 2008, Week #17)
20. Dissecting the Java BluePrints Petstore 2.0 Reference Application - work in progress
21. Ajax Design Patterns and Best Practices - work in progress
22. DynaFaces (April 14th, 2008, Week #18) -
23. Commercial framework/tools (Backbase, JackBe, Tibco) - work in progress

Click here for the free training.