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This training is designed by top professionals to help you start your career in Product Management. Designed for those looking to get started in the industry and want to fast-track their career through in-depth knowledge and also want to build a leading industry relationship that converts to jobs.
Over 500 professionals trained
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About the Program
The Design for the Delivery
Our Tech Mentorship Project
Learning Model
A 3 months experiential learning and hands-on training session.
Training Methodology
Learn through real-life problems
Product Design
Work in a team to develop a product prototype.
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50% on your own + 50% in live classes
Oluwole Ogunlade
Growth Consultant, Cross-border Payment Processor
I got the best experience from the Utiva Product Management program, it was a hands-on learning experience as we were splitted into groups and given real life business cases to work on as a team. For me I enjoyed the expertises of the facilitators and the quality of materials we were given. Above all the community style of learning is everything.
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Fast Track Your Career In Product Management; Learn Product Management Best Practices Live, Led by Experienced Product Leaders
Product Managers are responsible for owning a product at every stage of its life cycle, bringing it from ideation to market, and ensuring success. Balance business viability, technical feasibility, and customer desire to lead products and features toward long-term success. Learn from leading experts in the industry and develop the capacity to drive successful projects. Balance business viability, technical feasibility, and customer desire to lead products and features toward long-term success. Learn from a seasoned expert.
Unit 1
Covers the foundational aspects of product management, including the role and responsibilities of a product manager. Introduces key product management methodologies, the pillars of product management, and the application of human-centered design to solve user challenges effectively.
Utiva has impacted my career progression in a positive way as the changes in the last couple of months have been rapid. I've had to change roles from a business-oriented role to a...
Evelyn Ebo
Explains the critical responsibilities of a product manager, including managing the product lifecycle, aligning team efforts with business goals, and ensuring customer satisfaction through well-defined objectives.
Introduces the foundational frameworks of product management, such as Agile, Lean, and Waterfall, emphasizing how to choose and apply the right methodology for specific scenarios.
Focuses on the principles of designing products that cater to user needs, preferences, and pain points. Discusses methods to integrate empathy into the product development process.
Unit 2
Focuses on transitioning from initial ideas to creating and testing prototypes. Emphasizes the importance of gathering feedback and iterating on ideas. Includes practical guidance on writing a Product Requirement Document (PRD).
Utiva improved my skills as a product manager, especially as someone who did not have a tech background, built my leadership skills, and increased my confidence in myself.
Noella Onwuachi
Guides participants through the journey of brainstorming innovative ideas and converting them into tangible prototypes. Discusses tools and techniques to ensure ideas are practical and actionable.
Teaches participants how to conduct usability tests, gather meaningful feedback from users, and iterate on their prototypes to improve functionality and user experience.
Introduces the structure and components of a PRD, focusing on how to document product vision, features, and functionality in a clear and concise manner for stakeholders.
Unit 3
Highlights the role of product designers in the development process and explores the distinctions between product design and UI/UX. Includes an overview of the product design process, practical use of UI/UX tools, and fundamentals of prototyping, wireframes, and user experience.
Utiva has positively and gave me the leverage to transition from a banking operations role to a Product Management role.
Olasunkanmi Adetola
Explains the collaboration between product managers and designers, highlighting how design decisions impact product usability and user satisfaction.
Breaks down the design process, from user research and ideation to wireframing, prototyping, and testing, emphasizing its iterative nature.
Clarifies the distinction between product design (solving problems and defining features) and UI/UX (creating intuitive user interfaces and experiences).
Provides hands-on experience with industry-standard tools like Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD to help participants understand their practical applications.
Covers the basics of creating wireframes to visualize product ideas and prototypes to simulate product functionality before full development.
Explains key principles like usability, accessibility, and user-centric design, ensuring products are intuitive and meet user expectations.
Unit 4
Explores the differences between Agile principles and traditional methodologies, such as Waterfall, while examining their strengths and weaknesses. Delves into the Scrum framework, emphasizing the creation of user stories, story points, and their application in project planning.
Utiva has positively and gave me the leverage to transition from a banking operations role to a Product Management role.
Olasunkanmi Adetola
Explains the traditional step-by-step approach to software development, highlighting phases like requirement gathering, design, development, testing, and deployment.
Compares Agile principles with traditional methodologies like Waterfall, focusing on flexibility, adaptability, and iterative improvements.
Discusses the pros and cons of both methodologies, providing insights on when to use each approach based on project needs.
Highlights the key elements of Scrum, including sprints, roles (Scrum Master, Product Owner), and ceremonies, and how they foster collaboration and transparency.
Teaches how to write user stories that capture user needs and assign story points to estimate effort and prioritize tasks effectively.
Unit 5
Explains the importance of prioritization in making effective decisions. Introduces various prioritization methods and explores the concept of Minimum Viable Product (MVP) as a tool for driving focus and efficiency in product development.
Utiva has impacted my career progression in a positive way as the changes in the last couple of months have been rapid. I've had to change roles from a business-oriented role to a...
Evelyn Ebo
Explores how prioritization helps teams focus on high-impact tasks and ensures resources are allocated to areas that maximize value.
Introduces frameworks like MoSCoW (Must-have, Should-have, Could-have, Won’t-have), RICE (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort), and the Kano Model for making informed prioritization decisions.
Discusses the role of MVPs in validating ideas, reducing time-to-market, and enabling rapid iterations based on user feedback
Unit 6
Provides a comprehensive guide to using Jira in product development. Covers task management, team collaboration, and how to leverage Jira’s features for effective workflow organization.
Utiva improved my skills as a product manager, especially as someone who did not have a tech background, built my leadership skills, and increased my confidence in myself.
Noella Onwuachi
Provides a comprehensive guide to setting up Jira projects, creating tasks and user stories, managing sprints, tracking progress, and using Jira dashboards to improve team efficiency.
Unit 7
Covers the process of identifying product opportunities using a dual Agile framework. Focuses on evaluating methods to determine the viability of a product or feature, ensuring alignment with user needs and market demand.
Utiva has positively and gave me the leverage to transition from a banking operations role to a Product Management role.
Olasunkanmi Adetola
Explains how to uncover valuable product opportunities by combining discovery (identifying problems and user needs) and delivery (executing solutions) using Agile practices.
Introduces techniques like market research, competitor analysis, and user interviews to assess the feasibility and potential impact of a product or feature.
Unit 8
Explores the importance of vision and strategy in shaping product direction. Discusses how objectives, key results, and roadmaps guide development. Also examines different types of roadmaps and their significance in achieving strategic goals.
Utiva improved my skills as a product manager, especially as someone who did not have a tech background, built my leadership skills, and increased my confidence in myself.
Noella Onwuachi
Discusses how a clear product vision aligns the team’s efforts and guides long-term decision-making.
Explores how strategic planning ensures a product meets business objectives while addressing user needs.
Teaches how to define measurable objectives and track progress through key results.
Highlights the role of roadmaps in communicating timelines, priorities, and deliverables to stakeholders.
Explains different roadmap formats, such as feature-based, timeline-based, and goal-oriented roadmaps, and their use cases.
Unit 9
Introduces the value of metrics in measuring product success. Covers best practices for connecting metrics to strategy and leveraging data-driven insights. Provides a foundational understanding of APIs and their role in product management.
Utiva has impacted my career progression in a positive way as the changes in the last couple of months have been rapid. I've had to change roles from a business-oriented role to a...
Evelyn Ebo
Discusses how to select and track meaningful metrics that align with product goals.Explores the role of data in making informed product decisions and driving improvements.
Explores the role of data in making informed product decisions and driving improvements.
Teaches how to link metrics to strategic objectives and measure progress effectively.
Provides a basic understanding of APIs, their role in enabling integrations, and how product managers can work with technical teams to leverage APIs effectively.
Unit 10
Examines strategies for managing diverse stakeholders effectively. Explores techniques for successful product marketing, pricing strategies, analytics, and identifying growth metrics. Discusses product-led marketing and best practices for launching and scaling products.
Utiva has impacted my career progression in a positive way as the changes in the last couple of months have been rapid. I've had to change roles from a business-oriented role to a...
Evelyn Ebo
Explores strategies for positioning, promoting, and communicating the value of a product to its target audience.
Teaches how to select and implement pricing models that align with market demands and business goals.
Covers how to use analytics tools to monitor product performance and make evidence-based decisions.
Discusses best practices for planning and executing a successful product launch.
Explores growth metrics like customer acquisition, retention, and engagement to assess product success.
Introduces a product-first approach to marketing, where the product itself drives user acquisition and growth.
Teaches how to map stakeholders, understand their influence, and address their needs.
Provides methods to build relationships and communicate effectively with different stakeholder groups.
Utiva Instructors are experienced practitioners who work at the world's most innovative companies. They're experts in their field, and enter the classroom with years of experience making sure you're learning the most up-to-date and practical skills companies around the world need.
Oluwafemi Ojoko
Senior Product Manager
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Book a callTo earn your Product Management certification, showcase everything you've learned in a pitch presentation where experts evaluate your new product management skill set. Every week, you'll be provided with clear steps to iteratively develop your final project. By the end of the course, you'll have created a formal product management proposal presentation, demonstrating your end-to-end product, implementation, and launch strategy.
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What our students are saying about their learning experience
Evelyn Ebo
Product Operations Specialist, Advans Nigeria
Utiva has impacted my career progression in a positive way as the changes in the last couple of months have been rapid. I've had to change roles from a business-oriented role to a digital-oriented role. I've had opportunities to implement my learnings in real-life scenarios, had a role change to a Digital role, scholarships, and also volunteering roles. I feel fulfilled implementing my passion
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