[pincubator]

I think the best way to learn a programming language is to learn it yourself. Imho, these kind of things don't work well with courses; they often restrict the way you think.

For Python, you can start from Learn Python the Hard Way (free) http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/

After you finish this, start working on a small project and learn other things on the way.

For mentor support; I think Stackoverflow is the perfect source to ask questions and get feedback (but remember to search before asking a question).

[brandimage]

Thanks for the suggestions. My biggest problem is motivation and support. Maybe I should have been more clear with my request - I think a 1:1 mentor support is exactly the kind of accountability I need.

[mjhea0]

Check out RealPython.com. We offer custom mentoring/tutoring as well as a full course taking you from the basics of the syntax up to advanced web development with Django and Flask.