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FreeCodeCamp.org has a lot of guided resources. Khan Academy as well. If you can only really learn in person (which, I'll admit, is a problem for me as well), look up local makerspaces. They don't always have tech courses, but they always have someone who knows tech.
Thank you very much.
I looked up maker spaces as well, found some but they're about an hour away sadly.
But, it's something.
Thanks again!
Cheers, and best of luck!