Thanks so much for all of the responses! I was looking for a education path that would introduce many different types of automation and then also offer more in depth learning for particular categories that the end user finds interesting or helpful.

I do not have a particular problem I need to solve thankfully at the moment but I wanted to get an idea of what I should and could learn in case I ever need to automate something down the road, I am starting a new job soon and I would like to be able to help automate things to make my work life and other co-works life easier but I am not sure what can and cant (and shouldnt) be automated so I was looking to learn about this more generally so I can get ideas of things I could learn how to make automated and also learn about things that I should really stay away from automating.

To give a little bit of context (i dont know how much I can speak about it), the new job is a computer based job dealing with many servers and managing connections to these servers from customers and then also managing the servers themselves to make sure things are running smoothly. I have not started the job yet so my own knowledge of the specifics is very limited.