Well it looks to me that you’ve got the main requirement, “you want to learn” and you couldn’t do any better really than this particular website; there’s a lot of people who are willing to help and guide you, with a wide and varied knowledge between them.
The main reason for asking “those questions” is to ascertain whether you have the backing required, otherwise you’re on a hiding to nothing. It’s something I’ve learnt when quoting jobs, you have to be sure you’re talking to the right person, and you have to be sure what happens to the project when that person leaves the company for some reason!
When I first started learning MS Access, I had to learn it all from books, there were no forums! When I did eventually gain access to forums, my learning speeded up no end. However I would encourage you to study a book, and work through the examples in a book, there’s no better way to learn the basics.
Online Book: (Not for beginners)
If you're past the basics and getting into the “clever stuff” then you might like this particular book, it’s free, is on-line, I realise it’s very old, (access 97) however much of it the information is still relevant.
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