If you have little or no skill, The Standard course is an excellent overview for introductory skills. You won't see much of Tom, but the instructors are very good and the classes are presented in various ways. Some are classroom style, some are hands on, some are demonstrations. There is little wasted time. Bring a basic bushcraft knife, you don't need the big "tracker" knife. Bring your own sharpener. I have been to four of the courses, all have been interesting but there are so many directions for a person to choose you should wait until you have taken the required standard course. The Tracking courses I hear are outstanding. If you look online, many of the schools now credit having gotten their start as students of Tom Brown. On the other hand, there are many who find Toms Philosophy courses as unessessary and trivial when it comes to learning about straight on survival.
Since you have read Toms Books, you should know Toms Basic wilderness survival book is mostly what is taught in the standard course. if you are comfortable already with the basics, there might be other schools that will teach you more advanced or specialised skills without relearning what you already know. By comfortable, I mean actual experience, not just reading and thinking,... I could do that.
