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Product Management Course
You may have heard the phrase “most new products fail”, and it’s because of poor product management.
The principles of good product management extend from physical products to software, and truly excellent product managers know how to connect market needs with brilliant solutions. The result? Products that simply will not and do not fail. With Red & Yellow’s fresh new Product Management online short course you’ll learn how to manage products through each stage of the development process, from strategy and research to marketing and product liftoff.
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Global Creative Recruiter – The Talent Boom
You may have heard the phrase “most new products fail”, and it’s because of poor product management.
The principles of good product management extend from physical products to software, and truly excellent product managers know how to connect market needs with brilliant solutions. The result? Products that simply will not and do not fail.
With Red & Yellow’s fresh new Product Management online short course you’ll learn how to manage products through each stage in the product development lifecycle. Learn how to be a product management changemaker at the levels of conceptualization and strategy, product research, product marketing, and product lift-off.
Get the Product Management Certificate that guarantees career success.
This 12-week online short course is packed with the toolkits you need to successfully create and manage products. If you’re a product owner looking to build skills or brush up on the latest ones, or someone keen to get your start in product management, this course will teach you everything from the fundamentals to agile methodologies for multiple product iterations.
What you’ll learn
- Navigate the product management landscape and learn the fundamental skills to establish yourself as a product manager.
- Manage each stage of the product development life cycle.
- Formulate a crystal-clear product strategy.
- Create and manage a product roadmap.
- Use storytelling in product propositioning.
- Manage, market, and launch a product for maximum impact.
This course is perfect for:
- Existing product managers who need to brush up on their skills
- Engineers, analysts, designers, and other specialists looking to develop broader, cross-disciplinary management skills to advance their careers.
- Product owners wanting to move into product management.
- Individuals with a keen interest in product management.
Red & Yellow courses are made to future-proof your career
Our courses are designed to accelerate opportunities and give a boost to your CV. Top businesses across industries recognise Red & Yellow graduates as having the practical skills and the theoretical background to hit the ground running with confidence and creative flair.
Course curriculum:
Profile Of A Product Manager (1 week)
Product managers are key role players in the process of realizing product visions.
- Look at the role of product managers, and how this differs from the role of product owners and other related roles.
- This is a theoretical introduction.
Managing The Product Development Life Cycle (1 week)
- Hone in on the product development life cycle, and how to manage each of its stages.
- Discover how prominent products are managed throughout their life cycles by engaging with contemporary case studies and exciting examples.
- This is a theoretical module.
Tricks Of The Trade: Product Concept And Strategy (1 week)
- Look at ways in which to formulate a clear product strategy.
- Engage with best practices when strategizing and learn to avoid the pitfalls.
- Learn how to use online tools that facilitate product management at the level of concept and strategy.
- This is a practical module.
Tricks Of The Trade: The Product Roadmap (1 week)
- Learn how to build, navigate, and manage a product roadmap that reflects the vision and direction of a product over time.
- Introduction to online tools that support product road mapping, such as Confluence and Notion.
- This is a practical module.
Tricks Of The Trade: Product Storytelling (1 week)
- Learn how to leverage stories garnered from market research, customer interviews, and competitor research for impactful product value propositioning.
- Learn how to navigate useful online tools that support product storytelling.
- This is a practical module.
Tricks Of The Trade: Product Marketing (1 week)
- In large companies, product managers work closely with product marketers. In smaller companies, however, the two roles may overlap.
- Discover useful strategies for developing marketing content around a product, such as messaging for explainer videos, social media, websites, and white papers.
Tricks Of The Trade: Product Lift-Off (1 week)
- Learn how to launch a product for maximum impact.
- Learn how to build launch-date momentum and launch-day activities, and work on support plans.
- This is a practical module and will demonstrate the use of relevant online tools that support product liftoff.
Agile Product Management (1 week)
- This module is a brief overview of agile methodology in product management.
- You will learn the basics of managing a product through multiple iterations.
- This is a practical module, and content will be supported by the demonstration of useful online tools.
Meet your team:
This course was created by, and benefits from, our full-time lecturers’ years of experience in the field – both in lecturing and in industry. They know how to nurture talent and bring out the best in students, resulting in many award-wins over the years.
About Red & Yellow
Creative thinking is the most important skill. Artificial Intelligence and robots are going to replace some of the jobs we know today.
Red & Yellow is the business school where talented people go to develop the career skills they need to thrive in this digital world.
R&Y unlocks creative thinking to build brilliant careers and organisations using Commercial Logic and Creative Magic.
We are vision-led and values-driven and we are developing the next generation of changemakers, creators and innovators.
We believe creative thinking is the most important skill of the future and it must be supported by uniquely human abilities such as leadership, adaptability and social intelligence.
We are a Creative School of Business that provides you with the commercial logic to grow successful organisations and more importantly the creative magic to set them apart.
We are teaching the great creators, inventors, leaders and entrepreneurs for the 21st Century.
We will be the most creative business school in the world.
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