Become a Product Owner

Elevate your product ownership skills with our dynamic training program. Master agile methodologies, stakeholder management, and product roadmap creation. Enroll today and become the driving force behind innovative, customer-centric products.

What you will Learn

Ignite your product owner potential through our immersive training program. Learn effective communication, strategic planning, and agile project management. Don't miss out on this opportunity to become a leader in the dynamic world of product development.

Tools you will learn

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According to Glassdoor (June 2023), the estimated total pay for a Product Owner is $115,772 per year in the United States.

Week 1-4

Agile Foundations (Mindset, History, Principles, and Practices)

  • Scrum Framework and Role of  Product Owner and Business Analyst
  • User Stories, Planning in Agile, Story Maps
  • Communication in Agile Teams, Kanban Framework
  • Creating Psychological Safety in Teams
  • Emotional Intelligence in Agile Teams

Week 9-12

Capstone Project (Mindset and Techniques to Build Products)

  • Facilitation of Product discovery and Product Vision
  • Tools, techniques, and mindset to build out MVP (Minimum Viable Product)
  • Process flow chart, wireframes, and backlog refinement 
  • Facilitation of Sprint Planning, Utilization of Tools like Jira, Confluence, and Miro

Week 5-8

Product Strategy and Techniques as PO

  • Product Ownership: Tools, Techniques, and Frameworks
  • Week to week of a Product Owner (PO) 
  • Effective Facilitation as a PO
  • Gathering requirements and creating product artifacts
  • Working with stakeholders
  • Agile Meeting Simulations

Week 13-16

Career Support

  • Capstone Project (continued)
  • Re-branding and Resume Prep
  • Interview Preparation 
  • Interview Support 
  • Career Support
  • Case Studies and Q&A

Week 1-4

Agile Foundations (Mindset, History, Principles, and Practices)

  • Scrum Framework and Role of  Product Owner and Business Analyst
  • User Stories, Planning in Agile, Story Maps
  • Communication in Agile Teams, Kanban Framework
  • Creating Psychological Safety in Teams
  • Emotional Intelligence in Agile Teams

Week 5-8

Product Strategy and Techniques as PO

  • Product Ownership: Tools, Techniques, and Frameworks
  • Week to week of a Product Owner (PO) 
  • Effective Facilitation as a PO
  • Gathering requirements and creating product artifacts
  • Working with stakeholders
  • Agile Meeting Simulations

Week 9-12

Capstone Project (Mindset and Techniques to Build Products)

  • Facilitation of Product discovery and Product Vision
  • Tools, techniques, and mindset to build out MVP (Minimum Viable Product)
  • Process flow chart, wireframes, and backlog refinement 
  • Facilitation of Sprint Planning, Utilization of Tools like Jira, Confluence, and Miro

Week 13-16

Career Support

  • Capstone Project (continued)
  • Re-branding and Resume Prep
  • Interview Preparation 
  • Interview Support 
  • Career Support
  • Case Studies and Q&A

All our Programs Include

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A Learn-By-Doing Approach

We believe in learning by doing. Our mentors and coaches will guide you in learning both hard and soft skills that today’s companies want.

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Feedback and Support

You’ll have a team of industry experts mentoring, training, and guiding you every step of the way.

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Career Services

You'll have access to resume support, help with LinkedIn profile optimization, and live interview preparation sessions with industry experts.

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Resources You Need to Succeed

All of our live training programs include live sessions, videos, fieldwork, and more.

Book a Meeting

Experience the power of our services firsthand by scheduling a personalized meeting. Dive deep into the features and capabilities as our experts guide you through a tailored presentation, answering your questions and showcasing how our solutions align with your specific needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Agile Academy?

Agile Academy’s live training program is different from typical online courses or 2-day certification workshops. Our 16 week program will engage you in live sessions with Agile industry experts, interactive assignments, and real-life simulations so you will feel confident that you have the knowledge and skills needed to be a product owner.

What are the daily responsibilities of a Product Owner?

The daily responsibilities of a Product Owner may vary depending on the project, but typically the daily responsibilities may include: defining and prioritizing product features, maintaining the product backlog, creating user stories and acceptance criteria, communicating with stakeholders and customers, and participating in sprint planning, review and retrospective meetings. They may also be responsible for managing stakeholder expectations and ensuring that the product meets customer needs. Additionally, they should be able to analyze customer feedback and use it to inform product decisions. Finally, the Product Owner should be able to track progress and provide regular updates to stakeholders and customers.

How many hours a week should I plan on committing to in order to be successful in this learning track?

You should expect to commit around 10-15 hours a week between live classes, online content, and fieldwork.

Do I need experience in tech or need to know how to code to be a Product Owner?

Because the Product Owner role is focused around business strategy, market/product research and communicating that vision to the development team, you do not need to know how to code or have extensive tech background. However, we do recommend going into this role only if you have prior experience working in a leadership and strategy role or have been in a professional career for a few years.

What time are the live classes?

Our classes are generally on weekday evenings in the CST time zone to accommodate individuals in all time zones across the United States.

What do I need to complete the live sessions?

You will need a laptop or desktop, Zoom, and reliable internet. Handheld devices such as phones or tablets are not suitable for the interactive nature of live sessions.

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