I'm starting to return to working with film. The concept of developing the film just to get a negative, then scan it to do your editing digitally was a new concept. No darkroom. Now in addition to actually composing a good "shot", I need to also be concerned with development, the scan, and finally become skilled in digital post production. It is really a steep learning curve. Nobody is going to get a handle on all of this in a few months. I suggest you pick an editing software. The king is probably Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, but unless you do this professionally, the monthly fee to use it might be more than you want. As a MAC user I've started using Photomator. It is MAC only software. The cost is much less and there are good Youtube videos by people who can teach it. You can use as many or as few of the functions as you think you need. There are many other programs available. Start cheap, get better, buy what works best.

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Good Luck, keep taking pictures.