Product Manager and Working with IT Products

Upcoming dates
  • 17.08.2026
  • 14.09.2026
Price
1260 €

Next start — 17.08.2026

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The course “Product Manager in IT: How to Work with Digital Products from Scratch” is a practical, industry-focused program designed for anyone who wants to understand how modern IT products are built and what role a Product Manager plays in this process. It is ideal for beginners, those looking to transition into IT, and current employees who want to better understand how digital products are created and increase their value on the job market.

You will learn how a product idea is born, how user research is conducted, how product strategy is shaped, and how decisions are made that influence the growth and success of a digital product. Throughout the course, you will explore the full product lifecycle, learn the basics of product metrics and prioritization, understand how to write clear tasks for the team, and collaborate effectively with developers, designers, and stakeholders.

We focus heavily on hands-on practice: you will work with real cases, analyze examples of successful IT products, learn to form hypotheses, describe functionality, create simple user flows, and present product solutions. By the end of the course, you will have your own small product project that you can include in your portfolio and use when applying for jobs.

The program also includes a career module: CV and LinkedIn preparation, an overview of essential hard and soft skills, mock interviews, and practical guidance on communicating with recruiters and discussing job offers.

If you want to understand how IT product development works, learn the role of a Product Manager, and gain real practical experience, this course is the perfect starting point for your new professional path.

A certificate is issued upon successful completion of the course.

Source: Official course page