I’d get the behri D if I were you though, much much cheaper and a very accurate “clone” of the original minimoog. The SE02 is a different beast with different sweet spots and possibilities (more FM, plockable sequencer).
However, if we forget about emulating a minimoog for a moment, then the SE02 will be a great way to get aquainted with subtractive synthesis as well as rudimentary FM synthesis. So for a synth to use for learning purposes, it is probably great.