Thanks in advantage.
If you are a visual learner as many of us, my recommendation is to follow some of the many free YouTube tutorials. Virtus Learning’s channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/VirtusEdu/) has particularly good ones, but there are many others.
On the major online training platforms (like Udemy) you will find many courses covering UE4, from basic to advanced. Some can be expensive, but if you wait for the right moment you can purchase them with a huge discount (around 10 USD each).
Of course the official Unreal documentation is always a good reference and contains many step-by-step tutorials. Plus Epic gives weekly webcasts with updates and advanced techniques.
Another valuable resource is the Learning tab in the Epic Launcher. It has links to articles/post/trainings and especially content you can download, take apart and learn from.
There are also many books you can refer to, even if they tend to get outdated pretty quickly.
Hope this helps! Good luck with learning UE4. If you get stuck, you can always ask here on the forum, you will get plenty of help.
Thanks a lot! For now, I’ll stick to making simple levels and scenes, later I’ll move onto blueprints.