"journey of learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It could be used to refer to an educational experience, for example: "This month I'm embarking on a journey of learning, taking an online course to further my knowledge of the subject."
"People are joined together on a journey of learning about the craft".
Will their son or daughter study with a master teacher, embarking upon a lifelong journey of learning and achievement?
"It's all about sorting and finding out who the talented are," Mr. D'Auria said, "rather than trying to build into young kids the lifelong journey of learning".
The journey of learning how to communicate with this large beautiful animal without language, and to build trust in doing so, has been incredibly rewarding.
The program is not just a journey of learning the essential fundamentals of fiction writing, but also about honing your skills to complete a polished manuscript.
At completion of the course participants are expected to feel confident enough to start the life-time journey of learning POCUS.
As we have progressed in our journeys of learning and reclaiming what we already know, we have come to a common, shared historical understanding and political framework that we wish to share as a love offering to our kin.
Governments might feel pressured to push communities into being open defecation-free (ODF), rather than it being a real journey of community learning.
The journey of working, learning and growing is one that I think is irreplaceable.
The end of our formal education does not mark the end of our journey of discovery, learning and understanding.
On Tuesday, Ahmed said that since the incident back home in Irving, he had made "a long journey in the experience of learning".
