on a budget and want to learn about manual flash take a risk on a yongnuo 560, if you you have a bit more money go for the TTL yongnuo 565 with ttl.
I say take the risk because I have bought 3 my first was a bad copy which I sent back for an exchange. Since then all the units sent have worked perfect. I think yongnuo flashes are like lenses there are some bad copies around.
If you're new to flash then you'd probably be better off with a TTL capable flash. I've got a Nissin Di866, which is similar to the 580EX II, but the wife has a Di622 which is similar to the 430EX II. The 622 MkI needs a firmware update to work with the 60D, but the Di622 MkII works straight out of the box. Very good flashes and you can get them from around £90 for the MkII and are well worth what you pay.
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