Where can I start with learning to paint

[StiffyByngsDogBartholomew]

I'd like to learn how to paint with watercolours. The last time I did an art class was when I was 13 and I dropped art for my GCSEs. At the moment going to an evening class is not an option as I work a rotating shift pattern and can't commit to a specific evening. Plus no money !
can someone point me in the direction of a good YouTube channel or somewhere I can make a start ?

I have been teaching myself off YouTube tutorials. I've gone from being banned from the art rooms at school to being fairly passable.

Diane Antone Studio and Emma Jane Lebfreve are both ones I'd recommend.

I started doing watercolour during lockdown, was a complete beginner, so first of all I Googled what basics to buy : brushes, paper etc then bought a small paint set from Winsor and Newton. They have very compact boxes with 8 / 10 / 12 colours plus brush plus sometimes a sponge and the lid and fold-outs can be used to mix colours or have a little water reservoir.
Then I just watched lots of videos on YouTube: my favorite artists were Karen Rice and Peter Clark but I like Peter Sheeler and Geoff Kersey too. Now I try and develop my own style but still not sure what that is...! If I see an interesting photo I paint it but don't do an exact copy. I love painting though It's very relaxing.

Karen Rice on You Tube is really good definitely worth a look.