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I also agree with Jane-e. Watch the tutorials and don't be afraid to jump in and practice.

YouTube has some excellent content, but it can be a case of sorting the wheat from the chaff.  It is also not structured like Linkedin Learning.  We really ought to create a list of the better Photoshop teaching channels.

I would put Photoshop Training Channel - YouTube at the top of that list.  Jesus has a good relationship with Adobe, and they have even included some of his content in their official list of tutorials.

PHLEARN - YouTube  is another reliable source as is photoshopCAFE - YouTube although Colin's crazy flyaway hair can be distracting.  This Colin on his way to MAX, probably the last time MAX was a face to face even pre-COVID.

You have two excellent tools withing Photoshop. One is Discover which you use by clicking on the magnifier icon in the top right corner of the Interface, and the other is to turn on Rich Tool Tips in Preferences (Ctrl K).  Rich Tool Tips can be annoying and distracting once you no longer need it, but you'll know what to do about that.

Hey,

Other than taking the time to find good videos and courses on Youtube, Udemy has some free courses: https://www.udemy.com/topic/photoshop/free/

Sim

Agree with Jane. LinkedIn Learning is a great paid resource. Take a class online with an instructor (Jane and I both are instructors). 

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Free will only take you so far, but start with the Adobe tutorials:

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/tutorials.html

Be sure to scroll to include the ones from partners.

~ Jane