In-home assistance

There's another possible option: contact the local MUG (Macintosh Users Group) in your area and see if they have someone they can recommend or hold classes which might help you.

You can contact them here: MacNexus, Sacramento’s Apple User Group - Contact

Here are a couple options that come close to what you would like:

• Apple Personal Session - Apple: Not in-home, but one-on-one personal sessions to help acquaint you with your new Mac.
• Today at Apple - Arden Fair - Apple: Daily workshops on various topics at your local Apple Store.

Both of these options are free.

In addition to John Galt's excellent advice above, you might consider visiting your Best Buy store and speak with the Apple specialist there. As him/her if they're available for in-home training on a per hour fee basis. This is how my late father was able to get some personal at home training on his Mac in his later years.

It's also possible an Apple Store employee is available for something like this. You'd need to check with the store manager to find out if it's something that can be discussed or not, though....I've no idea.

Or maybe...just maybe...someone who's helped a lot here in the Community lives in your area and is available. 😀

Per your question about Pages and Numbers classes, I'd recommend searching for those on YouTube. There are many tutorials on both of those as well as just about anything else you'd like to become more familiar with.

Maybe you could get a beginners book like Mac OS Ventura User Guide and use as reference book! might help! Also find users groups in your area might be a resource too! That's where back in day I learned much about Macs and shared my Network administration day jobs lessons I learned!

Another thought more along the lines of what you are seeking: User Groups - Apple

I was reluctant to suggest it at first because my impression of that resource is that it is poorly supported and generally outdated. It has been that way for a long time. For example I attempted to find a User Group near Sacramento but the website reported its database was being updated.

That resource is managed by volunteers whose time is understandably limited. Peruse it and decide for yourself.

Darleen171 wrote: working in Pages, font is no longer vivid.

If you post that in the Pages forum, someone can probably help. But you will need to explain what you mean by "vivid"

Pages - Apple Community

If you search the web on Apple tutorials or even the subject app tutorials, you'll get hundreds of hits.

https://search.brave.com/search?q=Apple+tutorials

There are many more based on the specific search. https://search.brave.com/search?q=apple+pages+tutorials

If you're looking for true "in-home" instruction, that's not going to be cheap if you can find it at all. Ask for experience-based references.