I've always loved learning, reading, documenteries, etc. But I'm wondering about something a bit more structured. Univerities in my state have courses that would seem to appeal to retirees. Non-degree, "Feed your Curiosity", courses that a meet for a few days, some as long as a semester.
SInce retirement, I got an AWS cloud security certificate and took an algerbra course on Coursera. No real reason, just felt like it. I thought it might light a fire to keep going in those areas, but it hasn't. (I don't intend to go back to work, but those are areas of interest).
Has anyone taken adult learning courses? Was it in a field you had some experience with? Or something brand new? What did you think of it?
SInce retirement, I got an AWS cloud security certificate and took an algerbra course on Coursera. No real reason, just felt like it. I thought it might light a fire to keep going in those areas, but it hasn't. (I don't intend to go back to work, but those are areas of interest).
Has anyone taken adult learning courses? Was it in a field you had some experience with? Or something brand new? What did you think of it?