Vancouver Product Management Course

A Product Manager is responsible for discovering and understanding what the user is looking for, and then using those insights to guide product development.

This is closely related to a Product Owner, who is in charge of maximizing the value of the product by ensuring that the team is always optimizing to meet user needs. This includes creating and managing a backlog to both track feature requests and implement those features.

Both of these differ from Product Marketing, in which a Product Marketer is responsible for positioning the product in a way that best suits the market. Further, all of these roles work closely with product design, which envisions and optimizes the user experience of the product.

In this Product Management course, you'll learn to prioritize problems and find user-oriented solutions, identify market opportunities and generally learn and get a strong overview of how to build successful products with Agile teams. Through case studies, lessons, and a final project, this course offers a great hands-on training for aspiring product managers.

While in-depth, the Product Management course can be considered beginner-friendly and is open to anyone looking to learn more about product management or take steps toward a product management career.

BrainStation’s Product Management course was created for those who are new to product management, digital products, or product marketing. The course can be considered beginner-friendly and has no prerequisites.

Yes, when you complete the course, you will earn a Product Management certificate, which can boost your LinkedIn profile and resume, helping you stand out in the job market when applying for Product Manager positions.

BrainStation offers some of the most competitive payment options for product management training, with a range of flexible plans and scholarship opportunities.

These include:

• Monthly payment installments

  Allowing you to split your tuition into smaller monthly payments.

• Employer sponsorship

  Get your tuition reimbursed by your employer.

• Scholarships

  We offer a range of scholarships to make learning product management more accessible.

By enrolling in the Product Management course, you can expect to learn from Instructors and certified Product Managers with experience in the field, and to collaborate with like-minded, ambitious professionals keen to boost their digital product skills.

From an educational point of view, 80 percent of learners at BrainStation have a post-secondary education, with 20 percent having earned a Master’s degree or PhD.

Professional backgrounds vary as demand for product management skills increases. IN fact, according to the BrainStation Digital Skills Survey, 86 percent of respondents working in product started their careers in a different field. This is unsurprising, as there is not one single path to becoming a Product Manager.

Throughout the Product Management course, you will learn to navigate systems essential to the role of Product Managers. You will also gain hands-on experience with Agile and Scrum processes and manage the development and launch of a product and its features.

The following roles draw heavily on product management skills and can be entry-level, or more senior-level positions:

• Product Manager
• Product Owner
• Product Marketer
• Product Designer
• Growth Marketer
• Project Manager