What resources are available for lifelong learning in retirement?

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In summary, there are numerous resources available for lifelong learning in retirement. These include online courses and webinars, community classes and workshops, local libraries and book clubs, volunteer opportunities, and even travel programs. Many universities and colleges also offer discounted or free classes for seniors. Additionally, technology has made it easier than ever to access educational materials and resources, such as podcasts, e-books, and educational apps. Retirement is a great time to continue learning and exploring new interests, and there are plenty of resources to support this pursuit.
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Stephen Rogers
My name is Stephen Rogers and I discovered this site while searching for information. Evidently there is good information to be found here. I am of retirement age but continue to need information to solve problems in my work. I look forward to helping if I can, but learning is my goal.
Thanks to all in advance.
 
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Welcome to the PF, Stephen. :smile:
 

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