Product Management Bootcamp

The amount of study time needed outside of class depends on two factors. First, how much work you can complete during class hours (there is usually enough time to finish exercises or work on your individual project throughout the course). Second, the last few weeks of the bootcamp may require an additional 2-3 hours per week, as you’ll be finalizing your project. 

Since 99% of our students have full-time jobs, it’s important that the course does not become too taxing on your busy lives, so we always try to prioritize a flexible learning load.

Since we have students spread all over Europe, we aim to find remote companies for our Hiring Fairs. In this case, we can guarantee that network and career opportunities will be available for every graduate. As a student and, later on, alumna, you will also be part of our extensive international network of women working in tech, which will provide numerous opportunities for networking and collaboration within the community.

The PM bootcamp offers 100 hours of remote, live classes, while the PM online course has 30 hours of learning through pre-recorded videos, lectures, exercises and podcasts. The bootcamp comes with a Hiring Fair and multiple professional development sessions, which aren’t included in the online courses. In short, the bootcamp is great for women wanting to change careers or looking for a big deep dive, while not having any relevant previous experience. On the other hand, the online course is perfect for those looking to learn more or explore the field without necessarily making a career switch.

Knowledge of English is necessary, but full proficiency isn’t crucial – as long as you can understand and communicate with your peers and instructors, you’ll be fine! Regardless, our team are dedicated to offering you as much support as they can, and will give you additional help when needed.

We’d love to guarantee a job after the course, but it’s ultimately up to you to apply for various positions. We can help with application reviews and portfolio building, and we can provide ongoing support. We continuously post job offers in our community and on our Job Board, and the Hiring Fair connects you with companies seeking female tech talent. It’s crucial to keep adding projects to your portfolio after the bootcamp to be well-prepared for your job search.

We’ve considered this before, but unfortunately, it’s not feasible. Attending classes is crucial for community building and learning support. In the past, missing even a few sessions made it challenging for students when they needed help or had to work on final projects, as teacher assistants weren’t available outside class hours. We’re happy to accommodate missing 2-3 classes, but catching up on all of them isn’t possible.

Unfortunately, you’re not exempt from the VAT payment. VAT is a consumption tax applied to goods and services, and it’s an indirect tax collected by businesses on behalf of the government. Only certain individuals, like freelancers with a tax identification number, may be exempt.

We completely understand that finances can sometimes be an obstacle. We do offer the option to pay in monthly installments with allWomen, starting now or whenever you decide to begin, until the course ends in June or July, depending on the edition you choose.

The course is fully online and remote to accommodate students from all over Europe. However, if you’re in Barcelona, you’re welcome to drop by our campus in Poblenou to meet the allWomen team!

Absolutely! At allWomen, we offer a holistic approach to supporting our students in their job search. During the bootcamp, you will have access to 1:1 mentorship with Daniela, a colleague who will guide you through the process of perfecting your LinkedIn profile, resume, and more. Following the bootcamp, you will participate in two workshops focused on job strategy, featuring a data industry expert.

Additionally, we host a Hiring Fair, where we invite remote Spanish and international companies that are looking for female tech talent to meet our students. We share your portfolio and CV with these companies before the event, so you can make a strong first impression. This fair is a crucial opportunity to connect with potential employers and pave the way for future job opportunities.

To finance your studies with FUNDAE, you will need to inform us whether you will be applying through a company or individually. After you inform us, we will send you the necessary documents to submit to FUNDAE. Once you receive the contract and invoice from us, you can apply for financing through FUNDAE using the invoice and the other documents we provide, which include information about the course and teachers. We have helped other students with this process before, so we can assist you along the way.

While we don’t have direct support for the legal process of obtaining a student visa, we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have based on our previous experiences with students who have successfully obtained a student visa. So feel free to ask us anything!

It all depends on which area of tech you would like to go into! Like Data Analytics, the UX/UI bootcamp and Product Management bootcamp offer the same learning and development features, just focused on a different tech role. 

We recommend having a call with our admissions team to talk about your goals and the skills and knowledge you want to learn, and our team can help you decide which bootcamp is right for you. We have a thorough admissions process for all our bootcamp students precisely for this reason, and to ensure that you take the course which is the perfect fit for you.