What are the best distance learning options for studying physics at 50?

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A 50-year-old dentist seeking a career change due to health issues expresses interest in studying physics through correspondence. The individual has found a French center, CNED, which offers distance learning options. The discussion highlights the importance of accessible educational resources for those looking to pivot their careers later in life.
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The question will appear to be strange for many of you. I am 50 and I like physics. My usual profession is dentist but I have to look for some modifications in my career because of a health problem. Do you know and can you recommand me a possibility to study in a first step by correspondance? Thanks
 
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OK. I have red the other threads here and discovered a French center at:
http://www.cned.fr/
If someone else than me needs it...

Best regards.
 

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