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    Becoming an Agile Project Manager

    Transform into an agile project manager and lead with confidence in dynamic environments.

    Agile
    Project
    Management

    Focus on Agile Teams

    Attending this course will get you equipped with the right level of insights, understanding and optimism to do an amazing job at coaching an Agile team.

    A challenging learning

    Doing Agile might not be easy but for sure it’s an amazing adventure full of self-fulfillment, energy and fun. After attending this course, it all starts to make sense and suddenly all becomes much easier.

    Advantages

    In-depth introduction to agile project management

    Focus on value delivery

    Focus on iteration planning and incremental delivery

    Delivered by proven agile experts

    Delivery

    Price per person

    •  1’200 CHF (excl. VAT) per person

    • 1’500 CHF with e-Learning (excl. VAT) per person

    Languages

    English

    Delivery and duration

    2 online sessions of 3.5 hours

    Dates

    Available upon request

    Audience

    Project managers, Team leaders, Engineers, Managers, QA Officers, Business analysts & similar.

    Prerequisites

    1

    Course: The Basics of Project Management, completed

    2

    Some ideas of agile project management of advantage

    1. Course: The Basics of Project Management, completed
    2. Some ideas of agile project management of advantage

    Learning objectives

    At the end of the workshop, the participants will:

    Master the subtleties and nuances of Agile

    Know how to apply world class coaching techniques

    Master the subtleties and nuances of Scrum

    Lead agile project teams to success

    Methodology

    Agile methodologies emphasize meticulous planning with user stories, backlog maintenance, and sprint planning, while execution revolves around iterative sprints, daily scrums, retrospectives, and feedback loops, all facilitated by fluid roles and servant leadership to foster innovation and autonomy within project teams.

    Content

    1. Particularities of Agile approaches
    2. Launching an agile project
    3. Planning – critical elements: user stories, backlog, backlog, and sprint planning
    4. Executing – critical elements: sprints, daily scrum, retrospective and feeding back to backlog
    5. Roles and responsibilities in agile project teams
    6. Leading agile project teams (servant leadership)