What you'll learn:
- Agile Manifesto and Agile Principles
- Lean Thinking and Value Delivery
- Scrum Framework End-to-End
- Product Backlog Management
- Sprint Planning and Sprint Execution
- Kanban Boards and Workflow Management
- Managing Flow and Reducing Bottlenecks
- Agile Leadership and Team Collaboration
Agile Ways of Working is a practical course designed to help professionals understand how modern teams deliver value using Agile principles, Scrum practices, Kanban systems, and Lean thinking.
Whether you are a Project Manager, Scrum Master, Product Owner, Business Analyst, Team Lead, Developer, Tester, or someone starting your Agile journey, this course provides a simple and practical understanding of Agile ways of working without requiring any prior experience.
BONUS OFFER FOR STUDENTS
Enroll in this course and become eligible to receive a 100% FREE certification coupon for Lean Agile Institute certifications.
The detailed process to claim your free coupon is explained at the end of the course.
Eligible certifications may include:
• Certified Lean Agile Scrum Master (CLA-SM®)
• Certified Lean Agile Product Owner (CLA-PO®)
• Certified Lean Agile Business Analyst (CLA-BA®)
• Certified Lean Agile Project Manager (CLA-PM®)
• Certified Lean Agile Product Manager (CLA-PDM®)
• Certified Lean Agile Coach (CLA-AC®)
Upon successful completion of the course, you can follow the instructions provided in the final section to request your free certification coupon.
The course focuses on real-world Agile practices that organizations use to improve collaboration, increase delivery speed, enhance quality, and respond effectively to changing business needs.
In this course, you will learn:
Agile values and principles
Agile mindset and Lean thinking
Scrum Framework fundamentals
Scrum roles and responsibilities
Scrum events and ceremonies
Scrum artifacts and workflow
Kanban principles and practices
Visualizing work using Kanban boards
Work In Progress (WIP) limits
Flow-based delivery concepts
Agile estimation techniques
Prioritization techniques
Continuous improvement practices
Retrospectives and feedback loops
Agile metrics and measurement
Team collaboration and stakeholder engagement
Topics Covered in Depth
Agile Manifesto and Agile Principles
Lean Thinking and Value Delivery
Scrum Framework End-to-End
Product Backlog Management
Sprint Planning and Sprint Execution
Daily Scrum
Sprint Review and Retrospective
Kanban Boards and Workflow Management
Managing Flow and Reducing Bottlenecks
Agile Leadership and Team Collaboration
Agile Planning and Prioritization
Continuous Improvement and Learning Culture
Practical Agile Adoption Strategies
Real-World Agile Examples and Case Studies
Who Should Take This Course?
Aspiring Scrum Masters
Project Managers
Product Owners
Business Analysts
Agile Coaches
Team Leads
Software Professionals
Anyone interested in Agile Ways of Working
By the end of this course, you will have a strong understanding of Agile, Scrum, Kanban, and Lean practices, enabling you to confidently contribute to Agile teams and support Agile transformation initiatives within your organization.
