I am getting fed up trying to learn Premier

Stick with it, once it clicks you'll love it.

Every non-linear editor (NLE) is radically different from every other in use. To switch you really need to let go of the other app and learn how the new one works. And it doesn't make any difference if it's Avid, Resolve, PrPro, Vegas, whatever.

And yea, it's frustrating at times. I work mainly in PrPro, but do some things in Resolve. Two completely different applications.

Neil

Start here:

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/tutorials.html

Is there a specific issue you are having? Or a specific effect you are trying to achieve?

I've not used Vegas so I can't comment on how it works but it sounds like perhaps it has a very different way of working.

When you open Premiere, trying clicking on the 'Learn' button on the left of the splashscreen. This will lead you to a whole bunch of tutorials from Adobe.

You can also go on Youtube, there are thousands of training and tutorial videos for Premiere, covering many different tasks and aspects of the application.

You may want to consider an Adobe Certified Instructor led class. These classes can be in person and on-line. I teach Premiere and After Effects out of the Chicago area.