You've spent years understanding how people learn. Now use that superpower to build the products that shape education. Our free course gives you the framework, portfolio, and confidence to make the leap.
200+ teachers have made the transition
Edtech companies don't just want tech people — they need people who understand learning. Here's how we help you make that case.
Translate years of classroom problem-solving into the frameworks edtech teams actually use.
Create tangible artifacts — PRDs, user journeys, case studies — that prove you can do the work.
Position yourself for PM, Curriculum Designer, or Learning Experience Designer roles at companies that value your background.
Each week builds on the last. By the end, you'll have real artifacts to show hiring managers — not just theory.
Learn to translate classroom instincts into crisp product requirements documents. You already understand learners — now frame that for a product team.
Map the learner experience like a product designer. Write user stories, build journey maps, and discover how your teaching empathy is a superpower.
Move beyond gut feelings. Learn to define success metrics, interpret analytics, and make the kind of evidence-based arguments PMs use daily.
Ship a capstone case study that proves you can do the job. Walk away with a portfolio piece that makes hiring managers pay attention.
Real stories from educators who transitioned into edtech product roles.
“After 8 years teaching high school science, I thought I'd need a whole new degree to break into product. This course showed me I already had the skills — I just needed the vocabulary.”
Sarah M.
Former Biology Teacher → Associate PM at an Edtech Startup
“The portfolio project alone was worth it. I walked into my interview with a case study that made the hiring panel say 'this is exactly what we needed to see.'”
James K.
Former Math Teacher → Curriculum Designer
“I didn't realize how transferable my skills were until Week 1. By Week 4, I had three companies interested in talking to me.”
Priya D.
Former ESL Instructor → Learning Experience Designer
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