Learning to daytrade is a difficult and time consuming process. It requires extensive testing of trade ideas which must be suited to that traders personal characteristics. What "works" for trader A may not "work" for trader B. Developing the real time cognition of price development and the behavior to use that recognition to profit is requires the dedication and extensive effort, of any demanding profession.
If you want to learn about candle sticks, you don't need to pay anybody for a course, you simply need to buy a Steve Nison book on the subject. However the only thing you can get from a book or a seminar or whatever is ideas....ideas you must test as regards to a viable trade plan suited to YOU. If you are ultimately successful and most will not do what it takes to achieve success, expect it to take longer and be more difficult than anticipated.