Far too fragile; you'd probably ding the cr4p out of it. It's a freeride board for when you've actually learned how to windsurf. You'll need something like a dedicated learners board or an old longboard. The last should be much cheaper too.

Gday zday, pday here, Ive been learning on a big fat wide 160l board, the lads are right , Im constantly bashing and smashing it . something tough is really needed. ive a huge long tyronsea board sitting in perth waiting pickup as my next board to try. its a $20 tip special , but should survive the hard life a beginner gives it

Hey bud, some good comments here. I would agree if its a bargin then i would buy it although if your on the larger size 80kgs or so you might find it a bit of a handfull to learn on.
A board around 160 ltrs or so will give you a much more positive experience. It will also be made of stronger materials so and thus survive those dings etc.
My first board is a fanatic shark 160, its 5 years old now and still looks really good, sails like a dream and its very stable.
My jp however which is a dedicated freeride board much like the board your looking at is alot more fragile.

Good luck