Most lessons teach you a controller. Then you turn up to your first gig, see a pair of CDJ-3000s and a V10, and freeze. Here you're on the real thing from the first hour — so nothing on the night is a surprise.
This is the bit that's genuinely hard to find. Most schools teach on entry-level controllers, because club gear costs more than the classroom. Almost nobody has this set up at home.
I started on borrowed 1210s in the mid-90s, learning by wrecking mixes in front of people and having someone older tell me exactly why it went wrong. No YouTube, no forums.
I've spent the last while writing all of it down properly — that's the rest of this site: 42 free lessons, no signup, no card. The lessons are the same thing in person, on real gear, with someone watching your hands and telling you why it isn't landing.
Tell me roughly where you're at and what you'd like to get out of it, and we'll sort a time.