Gaining a practical understanding of Agile thinking and delivery.

In today’s fast-paced environment, many organisations are exploring Agile approaches to increase flexibility, collaboration and value delivery. But what does “being Agile” really mean in practice and how can it complement or enhance existing project management methods?

This introductory course provides a clear, practical overview of Agile principles, terminology and techniques. It’s ideal for those who want to understand what Agile project management involves, how it differs from traditional methods and whether adopting a fully Agile or hybrid approach could benefit their projects and teams.

Agile Principles

Study Options and Start Dates

Face to Face Classes
From £395 +VAT

Virtual Classes
£395 +VAT

If you choose Face to Face Classes or Virtual Classes, there will be various start times throughout the year.

Next Virtual Class date: w/c 12th October
Next Face to Face Class date: w/c 12th October

What’s Included

A full day of live classes

Online access to course materials

Certificate of completion

What’s Involved

This one-day course covers a range of topics, including:

  • Application of a structured risk management process
  • The benefits of applying risk management
  • How to minimise threats and maximise opportunities
  • Proven risk management tools and techniques
  • The use of templates
  • Human factors that influence risk management

1 Day Virtual Class
£395 + VAT

1 Day Face to Face Class
£395 + VAT
£495 + VAT in London

Agile Principles can be studied in person, via our Face to Face classes held across our study venues. Alternatively, you can study from the comfort of your home with our interactive online classes.

There are no formal entry requirements for this course however it is recommended that you have some experience of working in a project environment.

This course is perfect for Project Managers and Programme Managers, Work Package Managers, Project Office and PMO Staff as well as anyone seeking a solid introduction to Agile concepts and practicesBottom of Form