AgilePM Foundation
Course Overview
The AgilePM Foundation course is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the Agile Project Management methodology. The course focuses on the principles, processes and techniques described in the Agile Project Management methodology. The course provides delegates with the knowledge and understanding necessary to apply the methodology in their own projects.
Course Objectives
At the end of the AgilePM Foundation course, delegates will be able to:
- Explain the fundamental concepts and principles of Agile
- Describe the Agile Project Management process
- Identify the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders in an Agile project
- Apply the Agile Project Management techniques to plan and manage an Agile project
- Evaluate the effectiveness of Agile Project Management
Target Audience
The AgilePM Foundation course is suitable for Project Managers, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Business Analysts, and other professionals who want to learn the Agile Project Management methodology. It is also suitable for those already familiar with Agile who want to understand the AgilePM framework and apply it in their projects.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course. However, knowledge of project management principles is beneficial.
AgilePM Foundation
Course Overview
Certification: AgilePM® Foundation
Vendor: The Agile Business Consortium
Course prerequisite: There are no official prerequisites that need to be met to study the Agile Foundation training course.
The Foundation level qualification teaches the key principles and terminology within the Agile Management Foundation guidance. Specifically the candidate will learn:
• The underpinning philosophy and principles of Agile
• The lifecycle of an Agile project, including alternative configurations
• The products produced during an Agile project and their purpose
• The techniques used and their benefits and limitations
• The roles and responsibilities within an Agile project.
• AgilePM® Foundation Course
• 12 months unlimited access
• Student mentor
• Student care team
• Career support
Upon passing your first exam you will be given 3 months’ free membership to the Agile Business Consortium. The Agile Business Consortium are a professional body for Business Agility who have been around for 25 years and the brains behind AgilePM.
After completion of the AgilePM Foundation exam, you can study for the AgilePM Practitioner.
Agile Project Manager
Junior Project Manager
Project Office Support
Project Coordinator
Project Administrator
Project Manager
IT Project Manager
Project Management Assistant
Project Planner
IT Project Coordinator
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Course Curriculum
Agile Project Management (PM) Foundation
1. Introduction to Agile Project Management: Overview of the Agile methodology, principles, and benefits.
2. Agile Planning and Estimation: Techniques for planning and estimating work in an Agile environment.
3. Agile Delivery Processes: Overview of Agile delivery processes such as Scrum, Kanban, and Lean.
4. Agile Team Dynamics: Best practices for encouraging effective collaboration and teamwork among Agile teams.
5. Agile Communication Strategies: Understanding communication in an Agile context, and strategies for successful communication.
6. Agile Measurement and Quality: Measuring progress and quality in an Agile environment.
7. Agile Tools and Automation: Overview of Agile-friendly tools, and how to integrate them into the workflow.
8. Agile Risk Management: Strategies for identifying and mitigating risks in an Agile project.
9. Agile Leadership: Best practices for leading an Agile organization.
10. Agile Culture and Adoption: Strategies for developing and managing an Agile culture.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is agile project management?
Agile project management is an iterative approach to managing projects that follows the principles of agile software development. It focuses on delivering business value, collaboration between teams and stakeholders, continual improvement, and the ability to adapt quickly to changing requirements or market conditions. Agile project management uses short cycles called “sprints” for planning, execution, monitoring progress and making changes as needed throughout the life of a project.
What are the benefits of agile project management?
The main benefits of agile project management include increased transparency, better collaboration between teams and stakeholders, improved customer satisfaction due to faster delivery times, and greater flexibility in responding to changes or unexpected events. Additionally, it can lead to cost savings by reducing rework and allowing for more efficient use of resources.
What is a sprint in agile project management?
A sprint is an iterative cycle used in agile methodology that typically lasts anywhere from one week to one month. During each sprint, teams plan tasks they will complete during the period and then work towards completing those tasks by the end of the cycle. At the end of each sprint there is usually a review where progress can be assessed and adjustments made as necessary for future cycles.
What is the difference between agile and traditional project management?
The main differences between agile and traditional project management are in their approaches to planning, execution, and control of projects. Agile methodology focuses on delivering business value early and often through shorter cycles (sprints) that allow for more frequent feedback from stakeholders. Traditional project management tends to be more rigid in its approach with longer planning phases followed by a less iterative execution process. Additionally, agile puts an emphasis on collaboration while traditional project management is typically more focused on individual tasks or responsibilities.
Average Salary Projection
SALARY PROJECTION
Average Salary
AGILE PROJECT MANAGER
£67k
You can earn an average of £67k a year