Yeah, don't spend $4k on a course. Do that BabyPips one.
Read yourself. There are a lot of free information courses/videos/sites out there.
Join forums.
Spend that $4k on trading. Open $1k accounts. Lose it. Twice most likely. If you go through $4k and have had no success, it is not for you and you are no worse off then if you gave it to someone to tell you freely available information.
This is a far better approach in my opinion.
From their website below, my thoughts in brackets:
Trade Forex successfully, both technically and based on your risk profile: (No issues with that)
Produce a weekly income from intra-day and end-of-day trading strategies: (Consistently being profitable will take a lot of time and practice, if you are very new this is unlikely to take less than at least 12mths at which point unless you take a lot of risk you will need to be sufficiently capitalised for the 5% per month return to make a difference to your standard of living.)
Minimise your risk to less than 1% of your capital(Sound advice, understand though that you will need to be highly capitalised and highly consistent to live off the returns this sort of risk will on av bring you)
Make the transition from part-time to full-time trader in a minimal amount of time(This is just NOT the way to look at trading, if your focus is on how quick can I go full time as opposed to how well can I trade, 1 trade at a time, you simply will not become a good enough trader where the by product of your efforts will produce decent consistent returns)
Identify, execute and automate high probability, low-risk trades:(executing low risk high probability trades is great, though IMO given the dynamic nature of markets I would avoid automated strategies)
Ultimately its not an easy journey you need to put in hard work and refine your strategies, that $4k is far better spent on buying a few good trading books (do a search) taking small steps and PROVING to yourself with your own data that x works and Y doesn't work FOR YOU not all systems are suited to everyone.
My final though on educators in general is why educate others for a fee when you can just trade your system?
Any strategy anyone teaches you will not work unless you do. Do the work your self, be in it for the long run, start with a simple setup and master it/own it until you know exactly how to implement it and when, then move on to another. Eventually you will have a tool kit of setups YOU have trader with ACTUAL data to support you throwing capital at them. no one is going to drop the magic bullet in your lap.
I am not meaning to offend but I have been down the path and really the best way is to start simple, cheap and with patience. Babypips is a great starting point.