"educate oneself" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the action of a person seeking out knowledge and information on their own, without being instructed by another person. For example: "I am trying to educate myself on the basics of computer programming."
"To study and educate oneself is the duty of all men and women," he read in both Pastho and Dari, Afghanistan's two main languages, and then read the English acronym on the bag, "Unicef".
There is nothing to do but to prepare and educate oneself for what is about to occur.
For those who are higher up in their companies, the most important thing to do is to educate oneself on blockchain, smart contracts and the technology that supports these potential changes.
And in the process, I've discovered a few ways to educate oneself while on your search.
There's reading a book for instance (or, reading online to educate oneself).
It expresses empathy palpable enough to force one to take action, educate oneself, share a story and choose a side.
We learn about trips to the "dangerous East Village" and educating oneself via art magazines — even if "much of the art criticism was aloof and pedantic".
Since when did working hard, saving money for a rainy day, not living on welfare, sticking by one's family and educating oneself become so "wrong"?
Ambition like that can cause an artist to make plenty of mistakes — part of the curse of genius, it seems, is a propensity for educating oneself in public.
Experiential learning provides an avenue for educating oneself, others, and communities and can lead to involvement in efforts designed to change social systems and improve conditions that affect a nation as a whole.
Educating oneself on the risks involved and building a strong trading plan are absolute musts before partaking in any trading activity, but when you're highly leveraged, it becomes even more paramount.
