That T-34 is not a good starter and I'm a little suspect of the general quality although I have not seen it up close. Generally, first airplanes are of the high wing variety with light wing loading and good wing dihedral. This allows them to fly at lower speeds and tend to stay upright easier, even self correcting back to near level in some cases.

RCKens list of trainers at the top of the beginners forum is a good one if you want a traditional glow powered airplane (these can be made electric too). This is the type of airplane I would personally recommend.

Still, if you want a simple, RTF electric, the Parkzone Super cub is a good choice. Yes it is 3-channel but it will teach you basics of controls and flight. Plus it comes from a reputable manufacturer with good support and you can buy replacement parts if you crash it. Another option might be the E-Flite Apprentice if you want 4-channels but would rather stay with RTF electrics.