Introduction to Agile Project Management – Instructor-Led Live Training
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Introduction to Agile Project Management – Instructor-Led Live Training - Dates and application
First training day: 15 June 2026
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Agile approaches are spreading like wildfire in business circles. Some are fond of them, others reject them but whichever group you belong to, it is clear that at the very least it is worth knowing this way of thinking.
Fo those who have not yet come across agile project management, we can teach you the fundamentals effectively in this short training program.
For all those who:
- are learning about agile project management
- wish to realize their projects in a much closer co-operation with their customers and clients
- work on projects that are realized in a highly volatile environment
- wish to strengthen a value-centered attitude during their projects
- have not employed this approach before but wish to try and introduce it in the near future
No previous knowledge is required.
During the comprehensive program we will look at the basics of agility, as well as examining the Scrum and Kanban methodologies in detail.
In our view, according to the project delivery management trends the future belongs to mixed project portfolios. Therefore those working in projects cannot avoid learning about this approach as well.
Syllabus
1. AGILITY BASICS
1.1. Adaptive way of thinking and the basics of agile approaches
1.2. Overview of agile methodologies
1.3. Agile manifesto, basic principles and values
1.4. Lean basics, the relationship between lean and agility
1.5. Misconceptions, comparison of agile and traditional approaches
1.6. Critiques of agile approaches
1.7. Practical task in specifications and estimation
2. SCRUM METHODOLOGY
2.1. The basics and pillars of Scrum
2.2. Roles and the levels of Scrum Master és Product Owner
2.3. Process overview, ceremonies and their scheduling in practice
2.4. Products, backlog, feature, epic, user story
2.5. Adaptive planning onion, roadmap and release planning
2.6. Estimation methods and dimensions
2.7. The role and types of informational tables
2.8. Scrum practical task
3. KANBAN BASICS
3.1. Goals and creation
3.2. Basic principles and value streams
3.3. Kanban board and WIP limits
3.4. The rules of Kanban board
3.5. Little’s law in practice
3.6. The practical applicability of Kanban
3.7. Kanban practical task
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I really liked the training throughout, it was interesting and useful. In addition to the curriculum, I learned quite a few practical tricks that I didn't know before.
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