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Product Management Bootcamps Virginia, US

Find & compare hands-on Product Management bootcamps near Virginia or live online. We’ve chosen 5 of the best Product Management bootcamps from the top training providers to help you find the perfect fit.

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Virginia Product Management Bootcamps by School

We didn’t find any courses in Virginia offering Product Management training, but here are 3 schools that offer live online courses you can take from anywhere, including Virginia.

For in-person Product Management courses, please check these locations:

  • 3 Bootcamps Available in NYC

  • 2 Bootcamps Available in San Francisco

  • 2 Bootcamps Available in Los Angeles

  • 1 Bootcamp Available in Washington, D.C.

  • 1 Bootcamp Available in Toronto

  • 1 Bootcamp Available in Tampa

  • 1 Bootcamp Available in St. Louis

  • 1 Bootcamp Available in Seattle

  • 1 Bootcamp Available in San Diego

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  • Thinkful

    Locations:
    • Live Online

    Thinkful aims to prepare students for the world’s fast-paced and job-competitive fields in software engineering, data science, data analytics, and design. Its course are held online, and it hosts events at its locations across the U.S. including California, Texas, Chicago, Florida, Washington, Denver, Boston, and Philadelphia.

    Thinkful’s Top Live Online Product Management Bootcamps

    • Product Management Flex
      • 6 Months, 25 hr/wk
      • $4,500

      Product Management Flex program is a 6-month part-time program that you enroll right now for free for 15-days. After your 15-day trial, you can decide on a payment plan that suits you best if you wish to continue. Most importantly, this program comes with a tuition back guarantee that states you'll get your money back if you don't land a job within 6 months of graduation. You will learn how to discover products, iterate/optimize on existing products, and learn how to work with UX/UI and engineering teams.

    • Technical Project Management Flex
      • 5 Months, 20 hr/wk
      • $4,500

      Technical Project Management Flex course is a 5-month part-time remote program designed to get you a job as a project manager. This program comes with a tuition back guarantee if you don't land a job within 6-months of your graduation. You'll learn about scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, mediation, and tools used by successful managers. You'll also benefit from one-on-one mentorship, TA's, and instructors.

    • Technical Project Management Immersion
      • 3 Months, 50 hr/wk
      • $9,000

      Technical Project Management Immersion course is a 3-month full-time remote program designed to get you a job as a project manager. You won't have to pay anything until you've been hired making more than $40,000 a year. You'll learn about scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, mediation, and tools used by successful managers. You'll also benefit from one-on-one mentorship, TA's, and instructors.

  • BrainStation

    Locations:
    • NYC
    • Toronto
    • Vancouver
    • Live Online

    BrainStation is an intensive training provider focused on teaching digital skills and offering full-time diplomas, part-time certificates, and other forms of expertise in time frames of one to twelve weeks. BrainStation believes there are different styles of learning and therefore adopts flexible learning options like Online Live, where students can learn virtually.

    BrainStation’s Top Live Online Product Management Bootcamps

    • Product Management Certificate
      • 30 Hours
      • $3,250

      In this product management course, students will learn the essential skills of product management. The curriculum will teach students about the product life-cycle, from ideation to development, and how to lead teams of designers and developers using an agile workflow. Finally, students will use everything you have learned to create a realistic go-to-market strategy.

  • General Assembly

    Locations:
    • Atlanta
    • Austin
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    • Minneapolis
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    • Orlando
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    • Raleigh
    • Salt Lake City
    • San Diego
    • San Francisco
    • Seattle
    • Tampa
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    • Washington, D.C.
    • London
    • Charlotte
    • Louisville
    • St. Louis
    • Live Online
    • Melbourne
    • Sydney
    • Paris
    • Singapore
    + 27 more

    General Assembly provides a variety of bootcamps and workshops in digital marketing, user experience design, and immersive courses in software engineering and data science. Students have a choice between part-time, full-time, or online classes, committed to finding you the most flexible fit for your busy schedule.

    General Assembly’s Top Live Online Product Management Bootcamps

    • Product Management Course
      • 60 Hours
      • $4,500

      This product management course is a dynamic program meant to help individuals with little to no prior experience gain confidence and credibility in managing projects. Through their blended learning model, students will gain access to pre-learning and setup videos to hit the ground running. Students in this course will leverage end-to-end product management (PM) techniques, including creating a product roadmap, developing a minimum viable product (MVP), and understanding the most important metrics to measure to track success. This course will also give students a better understanding about the roles and responsibilities of a product manager, how to do competitive analyses, progress tracking through objectives and key results (OKRs), and interacting with other key stakeholders, like UX designers and developers. This course is punctuated with a final project where students showcase their knowledge of the Product Management process from beginning to end.

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Product Management Bootcamp Pricing Analysis

See the tuition comparison below to compare Product Management bootcamps by cost per training hour.* For private tutoring or corporate training (onsite or virtual), contact us at hello@nobledesktop.com for a quote.

  • Product Management Flex @ Thinkful

    Live online from anywhere
    $7/hr $4,500 650 hours
  • Technical Project Management Flex @ Thinkful

    Live online from anywhere
    $10/hr $4,500 433.333 hours
  • Technical Project Management Immersion @ Thinkful

    Live online from anywhere
    $17/hr $9,000 520 hours
  • Product Management Course @ General Assembly

    Live online from anywhere
    $75/hr $4,500 60 hours
  • Product Management Certificate @ BrainStation

    Live online from anywhere
    $108/hr $3,250 30 hours

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Disclaimer & Notes: Hourly rates are estimates only. Courses are not available on an hourly basis. Several other factors that contribute to pricing (such as job support and free retakes) are not factored into pricing per hour. 1 day is estimated to have 6.5 hours of training; 1 week is estimated at 35 hours; and 1 month is estimated at 150 hours. Actual hours will vary by school. Course pricing is subject to change without notice, certain discounts may not be included, and pricing may vary by location.

Learn Product Management for a New Career

Product management is the combination of project management and technical skills. Product management is the strategy behind developing products like video streaming sites, ride-sharing apps, and your smartphone. Understanding product management can help you get started on a career as a Product Manager or boost your transition from a general Project Manager position.

Product Management is one of the core skills needed to secure one of these positions. See the career pages for more information on required skills, tips for landing a job, typical day-to-day work, and where to find job postings.

  • Product Manager source: indeed.com

    Salary in Virginia

    $91,000 / year

    10.58% less than the U.S. average

    Product managers guide product development from ideation to market. Starting with consumer and market research, they use their understanding of customer wants and needs to inform product development and go-to-market strategy. They will work closely with engineering, marketing, sales, and other teams to launch products. After launch, they solicit and analyze feedback on the product to inform future iterations.

    Learn about becoming a Product Manager
  • Software Project Manager source: indeed.com

    Salary in Virginia

    $98,000 / year

    7.38% more than the U.S. average

    Software project managers lead software development projects from concept to completion. Using their deep expertise in scheduling, budgeting, sequencing, and resource allocation, software project managers are critical in a software project's success. Software project managers must be able to understand and interpret customer and client needs and deliver a completed, functioning product. After development, they will continue to solicit and incorporate user feedback into future iterations.

    Learn about becoming a Software Project Manager

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Learn more about how learning Product Management can help with your career options

Learn More About Virginia Product Management Bootcamps

Product Managers have the talent and ability to develop a concept into a successful service or product. These professionals are innovative and creative and able to come up with groundbreaking solutions. Many entrepreneurs are attracted to the role of Product Manager with the reward of seeing their idea come to life.

Product Managers identify customer needs and understand a product’s business objectives. They also need to be able to articulate why that product or service will make a difference, can describe what success looks like for a product, and pull together a team to make the product come to life.

Product Managers begin by mapping out a vision of what’s needed for the concept to become reality. They must examine all strategies involving the creation, distribution, sales, and interpretation of the data available. The next steps can go in a variety of directions: perhaps creating a pitch within or outside of a company or bringing a team together to develop a strategy.

Products are anything from a physical product to software or a service that satisfies the needs of consumers. Products have life cycles, from being developed to an introduction to the market, the development of familiarity with consumers, renovations and other maturation of natural processes, and eventually retirement. Some products, however, enjoy an extended life cycle with evolutions and reiterations that are popular with customers, especially if brand loyalty has been established.

Product management can mean different things company-by-company. Sometimes, the role refers to the entire picture from inception to lifecycle management, and other times, they only focus on the research and development efforts or the launch and sales of the product. Professionals can choose to specialize in any stage of product development they’d like, and with experience and training, jobs can be found in any industry. For many businesses, though, product management encompasses all of these aspects of a product’s lifespan, including the mid-ground of maintenance.

A product must adapt to users’ needs and be scalable to gain more footing. Product managers strive to keep their products relevant for as long as possible before retirement and have to have keen insight into how to make that possible. Their role is to gather information about the consumer and be the connecting point between the product, designers, and stakeholders to extend longevity.

To become a successful product manager, time and training are two essential keys. Learning the strategies and techniques to become a professional in this lucrative field is possible by attending an immersive, comprehensive bootcamp. Bootcamps can save time and money for those ready to beat the competition for a rewarding career. These intensive programs focus on exactly what is needed to confidently start or elevate a career.

Virginia Careers for Product Management Bootcamp Graduates

Careers in product management are a fit for people who constantly scan the horizon and keep an eye out for an area of opportunity. Product Managers enjoy their choice of industry and the opportunity to bring new ideas to the field they choose. This can mean looking for holes in existing product areas, finding innovative ways to make products more advanced for the user, or creating something entirely new and revolutionary.

Product Managers must be able to make presentations and predictions to stakeholders and map out a plan for how to create any product or service they work on. The workflow of their job can involve any part of the product life cycle, but each step is designed to set and control the direction of the product. Depending upon the product, this can mean many moving parts to each role, or it can be straightforward. The ultimate responsibility they hold is to understand the user’s needs and translate that information into a design or minimum viable product (MVP).

One of the most popular areas in product management is research and development. Thorough R&D is critical before an initial launch and continuing through the product’s life-cycle is one of the most critical aspects of a product manager’s role. Without analyzing performance and consumer data, it’s impossible to move through the next steps. Throughout a products’ life, the product must continually go through the redesign process to stay relevant and scalable. Additionally, professionals must make predictions about what they’d like to see the product achieve. Product managers have to incorporate strategic and tactical planning to support a company’s mission throughout every step.

The most successful product managers strive to create human-centric interactions. For example, if more people are using mobile devices, and the product they are responsible for is based on software, any necessary adjustments to that software to keep it popular is a big part of their job. For many, job security lies in keeping the product fresh and making sure that sales. All product managers need skills in understanding data to see trends and opportunity gaps in scaling the product and keep it available longer.

Product Managers need to follow the four basic elements essential to consumer-based design: departmental bandwidth, stakeholder decision, time, and budgets, which are different for every product. Because of the innovative and challenging environment, the professionals who find this job rewarding are those who like creating and watching the success of a product they’ve made from start to finish. Skills that make excellent product managers include creativity, emotional intelligence, the ability to read and make predictions from data, work directly with potential customers, and communicate closely with every person involved in the entire life cycle. Successful product managers are keenly aware of fads and trends, can spot good versus bad packaging, and instinctively know what would improve a product. Some product manager positions focus more on an engineering and technical side, while others work deeply in the realms of relationships and communication. All share the common goal of watching their product become popular with everyone it reaches.

Typical tasks required of product managers include talking to users to gather requirements, identifying problems and opportunities, deciding which paths to take in development, and prioritizing development tickets. More than anything, though, to excel in product management takes product sense. This means utilizing intuition and training to recognize when to move a product from alpha to beta tests when to delay a release because of a buggy or lower-performing feature, or remove a part—or the whole—product because it doesn’t make economic sense. A tremendous amount of research and development and innovation are involved before beginning the active phase of bringing a product to market, so the product manager must be on-point.

Since product management is needed in every industry, professionals in the field can find a rewarding position in any part of Virginia. As for salaries, Product Managers do well in Virginia, averaging $113,000 annually, and related positions, such as Software Product Managers do well, too, earning about $78,000 per year.

In-Person Product Management Bootcamps in Virginia

At this time, those who wish to attend a Product Management bootcamp in Virginia can look forward to finding a great fit in any live online or on-demand bootcamps. Virtual bootcamps are offered by a variety of top-notch schools, and Noble Desktop, the creator of this tool, can help prospective students compare and contrast options.

Virtual Product Management Bootcamps

The advantages of taking live online product management bootcamps are many, including choosing any location for attending classes. Students can find a distraction-free area in their home or office and still get personalized attention from the instructor. There are product management-specific bootcamps, as well as programs in related fields, such as UX & UI and Full Stack Web Development.

Noble Desktop, the creator of this tool, has a UX & UI Certificate which provides helpful knowledge for product managers who often work closely with UX/UI designers. Additionally, many product managers start with this certificate as a good foundation when moving toward their careers. In this certificate, students learn to design websites and apps that are user-friendly and visually appealing, applying much of what a product manager will need to understand for their future.

A convenient option to learn about UX & UI design that has applications for anyone working with product development and design is the UX & UI Design Remote Certificate. As students learn how to create websites that are appealing to a variety of audiences, they add to their portfolios with direct instructor assistance. This program teaches design fundamentals and incorporates a human-centric perspective.

Another direction for product managers to look for instruction is through Full Stack Web Development Bootcamps. These immersive programs teach students knowledge of both back end and front end development through hands-on projects that prepare them to start a career. Understanding full stack development means knowing how to make a website both attractive and user-friendly—two things essential to product management.

Other schools offer study in product management. One example is Thinkful, a school that offers an immersive Product Management Bootcamp. Their bootcamp is offered part-time over six months and has an attractive tuition-back guarantee if graduates don’t land a job within six months of course completion. In this bootcamp, students learn how to discover products, iterate and optimize on existing products, and learn how to work with UX/UI and engineering teams.

Another example to consider is General Assembly, which holds a 40-hour product management-intensive course. This comprehensive program welcomes those new to the world of product management and teaches students the techniques that make it possible to leverage end-to-end product management. Students learn how to create a product roadmap, develop a minimum viable product, and understand the most critical metrics that measure success.

Product Management Classes in Virginia

Those who might not be ready for the rigor of a bootcamp may opt instead for live online or on-demand classes in Product Management. The advantages of attending these classes mean personalized instructor attention, plus the chance to collaborate with other product managers live and online. General Assembly offers a Product Manager Course that is a hands-on, comprehensive opportunity for those with little to no familiarity in the field to gain confidence with the essentials they’ll need to enter the career. In this course, students leverage end-to-end product management techniques, including creating a product roadmap, developing a minimum viable product (MVP), and understanding the most important metrics to measure to track success. Additionally, students gain an understanding of their roles and responsibilities when doing competitive analysis, progress tracking through objectives and key results (OKRs). They get to practice interacting with other key stakeholders, like UX designers and developers, too.

Choosing a Product Management Bootcamp

Product managers are needed in every sector, and their positions can be springboards into more specialized areas, such as user interface design or web development. Deciding to attend a product management bootcamp means being even closer to landing the right job. There are a few different product management and related subject bootcamps to choose from, and each offers distinct differences. Those drawn to product management may also consider exploring pathways in UX & UI design or becoming a web developer since every new product needs a designer to provide vision and promotion. Noble Desktop suggests reviewing some of the factors that help prospective students understand how to navigate their choices.

Each school has its description of its style and operations. By looking at a few review sites, prospective students can get a sense of what they’ll experience. Every school provides guidance, usually by phone or online, for prospective students to make sure they find the pathway most suitable for them. Students should feel confident in their decision, knowing they’ll receive the support and information they’ll need when beginning a new career path.

Bootcamps are a great choice for students dedicated to learning in a deeply immersive and hands-on session. These bootcamps offer 1-on-1 instruction and career coaching to help students lock down jobs in their preferred industry upon graduation. Bootcamps provide a great way to establish relationships with others in the field, forming opportunities for friendship and professional networking that can last a lifetime.

There is financing available for many of these bootcamps. A few provide scholarship opportunities, while others offer the chance to pay in installments. Many have plans that allow students to begin paying back their tuition when they solidify a job after graduation. All bootcamps provide career guidance and mentoring. All schools have sections dedicated to suggesting different financing options and can be a way to make a final decision.

The application process for any bootcamp starts with prospective students exploring the different school options to see which one feels right for them. Next, students determine which course is the best fit by examining course lengths, costs, coaching and mentorship opportunities, and the overall direction of the field that interests them.

Usually, bootcamps match students with mentors and have networking events. Additionally, job coaching is something students usually find as part of a bootcamp. Sometimes there are pre-course materials sent to students to help them feel comfortable from their first day in class. No matter which bootcamp you end up picking, you’ll be on your way to a lucrative, exciting career.

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