First Program

AI Product Management

A practical, structured program for working professionals who want to build real Product Management and AI skills — and step confidently into a PM role.

12–14 weeks proposed • PDFs, exercises & curated links
overview

Program Overview

This program is designed to take you from PM fundamentals all the way through AI Product Management — covering the concepts, tools, and practical skills that modern product managers need. The first cohort will begin with structured learning PDFs, exercises, and curated links. Live sessions and video content may be added in future batches.

Duration

12–14 weeks (proposed)

Format

PDFs, exercises, curated links — live sessions and video may be added later

Batch size

Small, intentionally limited

Eligibility

To be confirmed

Start date

To be confirmed

Coding required

No prior coding experience required

audience

Who This Program Is For

No prior coding experience required. The program is designed to be approachable for beginners.

Working professionals looking to transition into Product Management

Those wanting to understand AI Product Management and how AI products are built

People preparing for PM interviews and career growth

Anyone who wants to build practical AI and product skills

Learners who prefer small, supportive batch environments

curriculum

Proposed Curriculum

This is a proposed curriculum and may be updated before or during the program.

01

Product Management Fundamentals & the Product Lifecycle

Build a strong foundation in product thinking — what a PM does, how products are built, and how the product lifecycle works from discovery to launch and beyond.

02

User Research, Problem Discovery & Customer Needs

Learn how to identify real customer problems, conduct user research, and translate insights into product decisions that matter.

03

Product Strategy, Prioritisation & Roadmaps

Understand how to set product direction, prioritise features and initiatives, and communicate a clear roadmap to stakeholders.

04

UX/UI Fundamentals & Design Collaboration

Learn the basics of user experience and interface design — and how PMs work effectively with designers to build products people love.

05

Product Metrics, KPIs & Data-Informed Decisions

Understand how to define success, choose the right metrics, and use data to make better product decisions without needing to be a data scientist.

06

AI Fundamentals & How AI Products Differ

Get a clear, practical understanding of how AI works — and what makes AI products fundamentally different from traditional software products.

07

Generative AI, Large Language Models & Prompt Writing

Understand how generative AI and LLMs work, what they can and cannot do, and how to write effective prompts — a core skill for AI PMs.

08

RAG, AI Agents, APIs & MCP — Explained for PMs

Demystify retrieval-augmented generation, AI agents, APIs, and model context protocols — explained in plain language for product managers, no engineering background required.

09

AI Product Discovery, Use Cases, Evaluation & Responsible AI

Learn how to identify and evaluate AI use cases, define success for AI features, and think critically about responsible AI and ethical considerations.

10

Practical PM Tools — Figma, Jira & Confluence

Get hands-on with the tools PMs use every day — Figma for design collaboration, Jira for project tracking, and Confluence for documentation.

11

AI & Prototyping Tools for PMs

Explore AI-powered tools and prototyping approaches that are relevant to product managers — with practical examples of how they fit into a PM's workflow.

12

Projects, Case Studies, Résumé Review & Interview Preparation

Apply everything you have learned through real product case studies, get structured résumé feedback, and prepare for PM interviews with mock sessions and guidance.

practical learning

Learning by Doing

The program is built around practical application — not just reading. Exercises and proposed projects are designed to help you apply concepts to real product scenarios.

Understand a user problem

Practice framing a real customer problem clearly — the foundation of every good product decision.

Draft a product requirement

Write a structured product requirement document for a feature, as a PM would in a real team.

Evaluate an AI use case

Assess whether AI is the right solution for a given problem and how you would measure its success.

Prepare for a PM interview

Work through product sense, analytical, and behavioural interview questions with structured guidance.

The examples below are illustrative of the kind of work the program is designed to include. Specific exercises and projects will be confirmed as the program develops.

career support

Career Support Included

The program includes planned career support and job assistance to help you move forward after completing the curriculum.

Practical Projects & Case Studies

Work on real product scenarios that demonstrate your skills and build a portfolio you can discuss in interviews.

Résumé Guidance

Get structured feedback on your résumé to present your experience and new skills effectively to potential employers.

Mock Interviews & Interview Preparation

Practice PM interview formats — product sense, analytical, and behavioural — with structured preparation and feedback.

Job-Search & Career Guidance

Guidance on navigating the PM job market, positioning yourself effectively, and planning your next career move.

Career support is planned as part of the program. No specific outcomes, placements, promotions, or salary increases are guaranteed.

founding batch

Join the Founding Batch — Free

The first 20 applicants who meet the eligibility criteria can join the founding batch free of charge. Applications will be personally reviewed. Batches are kept intentionally small.

First 20 eligible applicants only

Applications personally reviewed

Eligibility criteria to be confirmed

Program dates to be confirmed

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who is this program for?

Working professionals who want to transition into Product Management, understand AI products, or prepare for PM interviews. No prior PM or coding experience is required.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The program is designed to be approachable for beginners. You will learn about AI and technical concepts in plain language — no engineering background is needed.

How long is the program?

The proposed duration is 12–14 weeks. Exact timing will be confirmed before the program begins.

What is the learning format?

The first cohort will learn through structured PDFs, exercises, and curated links. Live sessions and video content may be added in future batches. Details will be confirmed.

How much does it cost?

The first 20 eligible applicants can join the founding batch free of charge. Paid pricing for future batches will be announced later.

Is a job or placement guaranteed?

No. Career support — including projects, résumé guidance, mock interviews, and career guidance — is planned as part of the program. No specific outcomes, placements, or salary increases are guaranteed.

When can I apply?

Applications are not yet open. Details on eligibility, program dates, and how to apply will be announced soon.