
Academy · Imperio Frío
Go from zero to yourfirst remote jobas an SDR

6th cohort · Starts October 26, 2026
Two schedules for students in Spain and Latin America
🇦🇷 Argentina and Latin America schedule
🌎 Flexible learning
Two schedules. One shared live experience.

Mondays · 8:00 p.m. Spain / 3:00 p.m. Argentina
Mondays · 8:00 p.m., Argentina time
Live and recorded classesChoose the schedule that suits you and access asynchronous material during the week.
Start from zero
A practical entry point into the tech industry
A business-critical role
Work without borders
No coding required
Academy outcomes
Training designed around employability
of students already work remotely
of comprehensive training
of real-world practical training
Months 1 and 2
High-impact training
- 01
Role fundamentals
Commercial mindset and digital sales processes. - 02
Technical skills
Scraping tools, CRM, databases, research, prospecting, and artificial intelligence applied to digital sales processes. - 03
Human skills
Persuasive communication, negotiation, communication intelligence, and resilience. - 04
Masterclasses
Sessions with specialists and market-leading tools. - 05
Employability
Professional profile, job platforms, résumé, and international interviews.
Month 3 · U.S. company practice
Real experience for your résumé
End-to-end support
Hiring partnerships
Performance incentives
Why Imperio Frío
Learn with support. Practice in the real world.
Current content
Guaranteed practice
Human support
Tuition and payment options
Choose the option that works for you
Argentina · debit or single payment
Argentina · credit card
Outside Argentina
Clear answers
Frequently asked questions about SDR training
What does a Sales Development Representative (SDR) do?
An SDR —Sales Development Representative— works at the beginning of the sales process. Their job is not to close a contract: it is to turn a list of accounts and contacts into conversations that make sense for the sales team.
That can mean researching companies, identifying the right person, writing emails, calling, following up with good judgment, qualifying interest, and documenting everything so the next person in the process can continue without starting from scratch.
An SDR is therefore not measured only by how many calls they make. They are measured by their ability to generate relevant conversations repeatedly and leave a clear record of how they created them.
Why are SDR profiles in high demand in Latin America?
Timing matters in prospecting because conversations need to happen when the prospect is available. For professionals in Latin America, much of the working day overlaps with U.S. business hours. This makes calls, replies, and meetings easier without necessarily having to work overnight.
The remote market also allows companies to compare commercial talent and hire strong professionals at a lower cost than in the United States or Spain.
What separates an SDR from someone who simply knows how to sell?
Being good at closing deals does not guarantee that you will be good at prospecting. They are different parts of the profession.
Prospecting requires working through frequent rejection without losing consistency, researching quickly without turning every account into a thesis, writing concise messages, asking, listening, maintaining enough activity, and recording the next step.
A good SDR does not need to convince everyone. They need to identify quickly where a conversation is worth continuing. That requires learning the tools and trends in the market; Imperio Frío teaches you what you need to develop the profession.
If I already have SDR experience, is the program useful for me?
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Do I need prior experience?
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6th cohort · Limited places