STARTING DATE - JANUARY 2026

Product Management Basic (Part I)

Start your Journey in Product Management.

PRICE: €900

2,5 months

On-Site

2 lessons/week

Experience Level: Beginner

Entrance to PART II course without test assessment

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Who is the course for?

This basic course is designed to provide you with essential skills and knowledge for a career in product management. You will learn the core principles and practices needed to manage a product from its inception to its market launch.

KEY OFFERINGS

Product Foundations

Understand the core principles and value of product management.

Lifecycle Management

Understand the stages of a product’s lifecycle and how to manage them.

Requirement Building

Learn how to create and manage Product Requirements Documents.

Development Process

Discover best practices for turning ideas into working products.

Agile Basics

Get acquainted with Scrum, Kanban, and Scrumban.

Professional Growth

Build strong foundations for your Product Management career.

COURSE STRUCTURE

Lessons takes place twice a week, after working hours.

Lecture-based sessions with continuous Q&A and real-life examples to enhance understanding.

Interactive discussions. Every point is discussed in depth to ensure clarity and engagement.

Small Group Format for personalized attention and a more focused learning experience.

Students work in groups of 4 to prepare presentations and documents.

In the end, all students get a 1-on-1 session with the instructor to assess their knowledge and understanding

Course
CURRICULUM

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Lesson 1

Introduction to Product Management.

Lesson 2

Product Life cycle.

Lesson 3

Group Work: Product Idea Presentation.

Lesson 4

User Experience and User Interface.

Lesson 5

Requirements and Documentation.

About the Mentor

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Yehor Volovyk

I craft the experiences behind the screens, turning big strategic goals into user-friendly, pixel-perfect, and occasionally fun-on-purpose features. I unite teams that usually only agree on lunch orders and mentor future product pros with my go-to answer: “Well... it depends.” I’ve worn so many hats in the industry — analyst, QA, risk manager, KYC — I basically ran out of hats. Now, I’m sharing what I’ve learned at BRO Academy.

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