I would just say to follow a normal beginner routine to make sure you are doing it right. I don't have any recommendations but I'm sure some people do.

Jared Enderton wrote:

The Chinese and Russians actually do a LOT of assistsnace work (bench press, biceps, triceps, back extensions, and any other sort of bodybuilding exercise you can think of). And, they are 2 of the most successful weightlifting countries there is. So, don't hesitate to do any of that sort of bodybuilidng work as it CAN be beneficial to beginners to make sure their strength levels are up to par (and hopefully above and beyond that). Just make sure that you focus a lot of time on the technique and flexibility aspects of the lifts also when you are doing this. I do see you have cleans every day and lots of mobility work, this is good!
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IF you are going to do your bodybuilding type stuff be sure to do ti at the END of the workout. I also would recommend maybe dedicating a 5th full day (perhaps a saturday where sunday is a day of rest) to bodybuilding. That way you can focus on a ton of that stuff on one day and a couple of your other days can be fully focused on the snatch, cj, and front squat. Just an idea for ya.

The 5th extra day is a great idea thanks! Been doing quite alot of mobility excersises(rack is good, can overhead squat just about, just don't feel very comfortable in the bottom position yet, working on it), if you have any great mobility excersises that I must do I'd be glad to hear them. Already seen the Californiastrenght vidoes on mobility they were great!

Having some trouble with my technique on cleans, with lighter weights I can do them fine (altough at the moment they are a combo between a powerclean and a clean) but when I move up in weights I lose my technique, I have trouble getting myself under the bar and catching it. Is that normal? So I moved back down in weight and kept on going with good technique. They keep improving every day though which I think is awesome :p.

Also I love backsquating, can I like do one workout Frontsquats after Snatch,CJ and the other workout Backsquats after Snatch/CJ?

And how much of a benifit are Weightlifting shoes? I've been having a look around but they are kinda pricey for me. Are they worth it? And how long would a pair last on average?

Thanks!

Yes! Weightlifting shoes are worth it. California Strength sells some very good priced ones and most importantly HIGH quality shoes. They are 1000% necessary for weightlifting .Yes, I said 1000% haha. Every single weightlifter who ever competes in worlds or the olympics wears them. Grab yourself a pair, it makes the world of difference.
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As far as your cleans - that is completely normal! Embrace it. Challenge yourself to get under the bar no matter what! The problem you are having is you are probably hitting the bar with your hips then stopping pulling with your arms. You must pull yourself UNDER the bar. But, you never, ever stop pulling. You don't just hit it and drop. That should help you out as I know it helped me out a ton.