Product School

Through groundbreaking educational methodologies, Product School is revolutionizing the landscape of technology business education. Founded in 2014, the institution has established itself as the global leader in Product Management training, cultivating a massive community of over two million product professionals. At its core, Product School is dedicated to dismantling the traditional barriers of business education, offering a forward-thinking alternative to conventional MBA programs. The curriculum is meticulously designed to be highly relevant for the next generation of technology leaders, focusing on the practical, hands-on skills required to excel in the fast-paced world of digital product development. This innovative approach ensures that students are not just learning theory but are actively building digital products from end to end, preparing them to lead cross-functional teams and navigate the complexities of the tech industry.

The instructors are a key pillar of Product School's innovative model, comprising real-world Product Leaders from the most influential Silicon Valley companies, including Google, Meta, Netflix, and Amazon. This direct access to industry veterans provides students with unparalleled insights and mentorship. The school’s commitment to accessibility is evident in its flexible learning options, with live online classes held during evenings and weekends to accommodate the schedules of working professionals. Beyond individual certifications, Product School extends its impact through bespoke corporate training programs for Fortune 500 companies, aiming to upskill entire teams and foster a culture of product excellence. By publishing the Amazon bestseller 'The Product Book,' hosting over 1,000 free events annually, and running ProductCon, the largest multi-city product management conference, Product School is not just an educational institution; it is a driving force committed to pushing the entire product management industry forward and shaping the future of tech leadership.