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Lynda.com is a great resource for this type of thing. Of course there are a various videos on YouTube on how to edit and become more proficient with different NLE's.
However, if you want something more structured and geared toward a better understanding of the various techniques used in cutting long and short form material I'd recommend doing an editing course on Lynda.com.
It's relatively inexpensive and a good way to get the fundamentals down. And if it's not your thing, you haven't wasted too much money to start with.
I also agree with Ducks_own. The AFI top 100 is a fantastic place to watch some of the most amazing pieces of cinema and see how the professionals cut their films.
I'd also recommend checking out FilmCraft: Editing. It's not too dense a read and has various interviews with some brilliant film editors and the creative decisions behind some of their editing choices and techniques.
Link to the book on Amazon. You might be able to find it cheaper elsewhere.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/FilmCraft-Editing-Justin-Chang/dp/1907579567
Good luck!