Who is this for?

This course is for people who have a few years experience working full time. You might be in sales, operations, analytics, finance or any other department. You are committed to switching your career to product management and can commit to 12 sessions over 6 weeks. (24 hours in total)

What will we cover?

• What does a product manager do?
• A day in the life of a product manager (all the skills you will need to complete your role)
• Agile methodologies
• How to ace your product management interview

By the end of this course, you will have a complete toolkit to:

• Interview for a junior/mid level PM role (including a template to ace the technical case study)
• Access templates for wireframing, ideation, retros, planning etc
• Be performant in your first 90 days of your PM role

When?

****This course will run in August & September 2022. The final dates are yet to be confirmed, however I will try as much as possible to make this accessible for the majority of students. It is likely I will provide 2 options:

• Weekday evenings twice per week
• Weekend sessions on Saturday mornings

Why join this course?

Product management is the second highest in demand role within the technology industry. Being a product manager is a versatile role, and I love to see people who want to switch from a different role/discipline, I believe some of the best product managers are those who have a non product/tech background!

I also appreciate that not everyone can fork out 000’s of dollars/pounds for a course, so I wanted to create a course that was for people like me. I’d been working 5 years in tech as an operations and strategy manager, I wanted to switch into product but couldn’t afford the pricey courses. I wanted to learn from someone who gave practical templates and examples of getting their first product job without the price tag.

In this course, we go through real life examples of work from my past companies (HubbleHQ, Revolut and Impala). I also include 2 free templates for how to ‘ace’ the technical interview stage of a product manager.

About your instructor:

With 10 years in the industry, I’ve worked as a product manager for over 5 years, starting out as a mid level PM, growing to Director level within that time. I thoroughly enjoy my job and want others to love a career in product.

I’ve won a number of both product and tech awards for my industry and absolutely love exposing the potential of my reports. I currently have 3, 2 of which have switched from sales and operation roles and I’ve successfully guided them to be effective successful product managers.