Click on Bevi's name. There is a URL on her Adobe bio page to her site. There are classes available there. I've participated in two and have gotten quite a bit out of them. They were online, so no need for travel.
As to your nesting problem, take a look at the thread post under yours: Fix Header and Nesting Fails? That might provide some context into what you're experiencing.
My guess is that you have some tags out of order or something. Like the link explains, you gotta follow proper order. Like when you create an outline, you can't really skip around Section 1 followed by Section 3. you need 1, then 2, then 3. Kinda similar for your tags. H1, H2, H3 is cool. H1, H3, H4 is not. Maybe you have a tag that isn't in the right place?
Like Bevi said though, it's kinda vague so it's hard to imagine the many possible causes of what you're seeing. I'm assuming your'e getting these errors from the Acrobat Pro's Accessibility "Full Check?" If so, you should be able to click the error listed to highlight the location of the error within your PDF. Based on what it highlights you should get an idea of what MIGHT be going on. For example, if it highlights what looks like a header line of text, then look at the Tags View and see what's going on around it. Maybe you accidentally tagged something as H3 when it should have been H2.
Screen captures help give context to issues.
So does Google! I can't tell you how much time I've spent just combing through Google search results for the key words from so many errors. While a LOT of the search results are probably old, you can still read through and gain some perspective on how to look at your problems. I could write an essay on all the correct solutions I've found just by patiently clicking around and piecing it all together. I could write two novels on misinformation, obsolete processes, or just my own dumb assumptions. Still though, it all leads down the same path of discovery.
Good luck!
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