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Baking wise you can look into videos on youtube. Makeup too! It's hard to find courses that are free. If you are 25 years and above. There is skillfuture credit to try on different courses.
If u still have skills future fund can consider 1 day baking/cooking course at Asian Culinary Institution. Its located at Lifelong Institution at Payar Lebar
I learnt baking cake, bread etc from YouTube, Google and Facebook too. I have been baking cake for my girl's celebration on my own since then.
Free - google and youtube. There are also free university courses online if you are really interested and want to challenge yourself.
You can go to community centres (CC) near your home to enquire. Most CC organizes baking, make up and language classes
I learn via google! Any and everything can be found on google. Its the digital error, tap on it :)
A tutor helped me. When they correct you and point out mistakes, this is well remembered.
Google online... And if your are Singaporean, see if have skillfuture credit.
Pham Thao