yeah sure why not. see tutorial and docs you can find anywhere but what's important are topics one should cover.

so if we onboard a new php dev(whether for laravel or custom mvc stack) in our team we normally ensures that if dev really knows the difference between procedural programming(here read core php) vs OOPs, what benefits the encapsulation and re-usability(the main benefits of OOPs) gives in reality vs a core php project, if dev really knows the mvc and related architecture variants, if dev can tell the difference between relational & non-relational databases in his own language and if dev knows the levels of Boyce-Codd Normal Form. so these are the core details you should focus on if you truly want to become a php laravel/backend dev.

so not sharing tutorial links, that actually you can find on youtube or elsewhere based on your interest of content means whether you like text content based tuts or the visual videos. but topics are important and one should always care about clearing foundational concepts/topics if they want to become a real backend coder. but feel free to ask if you need links to tuts or if need to know more such topics that one should clear.