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There are a lot of free resources for learning python online - Coursera, Udemy etc but I also like the data camp platform. Pick up the basics and try to complete some project in line with the tasks you could use in your job. Doing projects will let you run into problems and troubleshoot them which will be really helpful. That should give you a comfortable level where you can play with it in your job and try to apply it there
Edit: i also recommend starting out with some YouTube videos that go over the fundamentals of python, it'll make it everything a bit more familiar once you start whatever course you choose
I started teaching myself a year ago and have gotten quite good with it. Happy to chat and give my perspective.
Automate the boring stuff with Python is a great book.
I used that a bunch of online resources to get stronger.
Main advice is this; Python has lots and lots of libraries/capabilities. So make a list of what tasks you would like to be able to do, find the appropriate libraries within Python.
Then build a basic foundation with a Udemy class or textbook. Then start using online Youtube tutorials for the specific libraries you are interested in.
Python institute has some free courses. Start there
Forget courses. Learn by understanding the basics -> picking an interesting project -> learning while solving the problems in the project