Question: Can someone please help me with the difference between `Product-oriented Deliverables`and `Project Oriented-Deliverable` in Software Project Management. I found it all-over but didn't find any suitable answers. Forgive me if my question is naive.

Answer: 
First of all, past experience should not block you. You've got a degree and probably a bit of experience or practice related to workshops you did.

I've been involved in "ABC Gestion de projet" community. There is also an [English speaking community](https://projectmanagementcourse.pm/). Maybe you should apply there and get a bit more practice on a team during the MOOC.

Your colleagues and coworkers could also recommend you, and empower you with self-confidence in your own skills.
You do not need the title of PM to be a PM or to do the work of a PM. 

Project management is a job function that spans every job role, job family, and industry. You build experience, and more importantly knowledge and skill, by performing the role and the tasks. 

No matter the job you have, you will do projects in them. Manage them well and then cite them as your experience.