SAP Software.

You could check the college night courses but I doubt you will find anything. This is proprietary software and both JDE and SAP charge huge bucks to companies for installation and custom training of their staff as most applications are customized to suit their clients needs.

The company I work for is rolling out a JDE enterprise system and the training comes by the JDE Rep with this package purchase.
 
I can't speak to SAP but I can about JDE.

JDE was acquired by Peoplesoft a couple of years ago which was acquired by Oracle. Oracle still supports JDE (both World and One World). What sort of courses are thinking about? As a user, an implementer or programmer? This will determine where you go for training.
 
In Brampton there are a bunch of handbills on phone poles advertising SAP and Oracle training. It used to be Word and Excel, which made sense for entry-level admin positions. But handbills seem like a strange way to advertise SAP training, it doesn't seem like the kind of skill that you would learn in someone's basement because you didn't like working at Tim Horton's anymore.
 
Have few buds in consulting.

From what I understand, local SAP training not up par as SAP-cert for implementation. SAP is fairly exclusive. Buds had to go up north solid 3-4 wks training & to U.S., re-qualify every year(?)

When you do hookup with a big shop, command big $$$ but it's a small circle.