Not really. Todays clutches are tough and can take a lot of punsihment. Just concentrated on being smooth with the clutch and gas it will come to you before you know it and you`ll be a master at it.

Just learn how to feather the clutch when you are starting out. Give the engine gas while you slowly let out the clutch.

You may stall a few times to start with but unless you are a complete klutz you will soon be able to pull away with stalling. Modern clutch plates are pretty tough so unless you are learning in an old car with high mileage you won't do any lasting harm.