Agile Project Management: Scrum Training
Last Updated:
13 May 2026
Number of Students:
22 Students
Accreditation:
CPD Accredited
Prerequisites:
No formal qualification required (Anyone can participate)
Course Rating:
5.0 out of 5
Course Overview
Most reputed companies adopt agile for managing their projects. Clients, vendors and project managers all benefit from implementing the agile methodology in an organisation. This Agile Project Management: Scrum Training course breaks tools and techniques to strengthen your agile mindset.
The Agile Project Management: Scrum Training course will thoroughly introduce you to the concepts and techniques of agile project management. You will gain valuable insights into scrum methodology and its significance in managing a project. In addition, the training will provide you with a thorough overview of traditional and agile methods and explain their differences. Finally, you’ll learn the techniques for successfully implementing agile methodologies to your projects and ensuring a project is delivered on time and within budget.
What you will learn from this Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course:
- Learn the fundamental principles and concepts of agile project management
- Strengthen your knowledge of scrum methodology
- Explore the difference between traditional and agile project management
- Understand the Scrum lifecycle
- Familiarise yourself with the Kano model
- Identify what makes a project plan successful
- Grasp the skills to deliver projects on time and on budget
Key features of the course:
- Recognised qualification upon successful completion of the course
- Study from anywhere, anytime, whenever it is convenient for you.
- Get 24/7 support from our Customer Success Team
- Affordable and engaging e-learning study materials
- Study at your own pace from a tablet, PC or smartphone
- Online tutor support when you are in need.
Who is this course for:
This Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course is suitable for —
- Students
- Recent graduates
- Job seekers
- Anyone interested in Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course
- Individuals who are already employed in the relevant sectors and wish to enhance their knowledge and expertise.
Assessment and certification:
After studying the course materials of the Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course, there will be a written assignment test which you can take either during or at the end of the course. Those who pass this test will have the qualification of Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course. Certificate will be produced in PDF format at an additional cost of £9.99 and Printed Hardcopy at £12.99.
Career path:
This Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course will equip you with an array of in-demand expertise and prepare you for a variety of rewarding employment options, such as—
- Scrum Master
- Project Manager
- Agile Business Analyst
- Agile Delivery Lead
The highest salary for a scrum master in the United Kingdom is around £76,000 per year. The lowest salary is around £38,000.
Course Curriculum
18 Sections | 151 Lessons
Notes (Downloadable PDF) Basic Concepts
1m
Scrum in 3 minutes
4m
Don't fool yourself: what Scrum is NOT!
2m
What Scrum REALLY is!
4m
Scrum subway
2m
Agile Mindset 101
3m
The Scrum Guide - (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[VERY IMPORTANT] How to follow this course
1m
Scrum Glossary (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[EXTRA] Tips for you to learn more effectively (Downloadable)
1m
Key Takeways - Introduction
1m
First things first. What is a project?
3m
Learn to differ a project from business as usual
2m
Projects as a means to reach your objectives
3m
You were, are, and will always be a project manager
4m
How do projects organize the effort to deliver products?
1m
Key Takeaways - Basic concepts
1m
Setting your goals
1m
What is "Traditional" Project Management?
4m
The "Traditional" way of dealing with scope, time, and cost
1m
The golden project management paradox: Knowledge x Ease of Change
3m
When is it better to go with the "Traditional" paradigm?
5m
Why do projects fail?
4m
Key Takeaways - Tradicional Project Management
1m
Agile for the Rescue!
1m
The agility mindset
3m
The values that guide agility
7m
The principles that sustain agility
1m
Agile Project Principles
5m
Agile Product Principles
2m
Agile People Principles
6m
Agile Process Principles
1m
[EXTRA] Beyond the Agile Manifesto
1m
Key Takeaways – Agile Project Management
1m
Should you go with the Traditional or Agile paradigm?
1m
Risks and Project Planning: the Cone of Uncertainty
2m
The Agile way of dealing with scope, time, and cost
1m
Final words about the battle: "Traditional or Agile?"
1m
Key Takeaways – Which way to go? Traditional or Agile?
1m
Scrum in 1 minute
1m
Dissecting Scrum: Scrum as a Value-driven effort
3m
Dissecting Scrum: Sprints, the heart Scrum!
3m
Dissecting Scrum: how does the Sprint Backlog fit in?
1m
Dissecting Scrum: the importance of the Increment
2m
Dissecting Scrum: the Team's continuous improvement and balance
4m
The Product Owner as the Business Catalyst
5m
[SCRUM WAR STORY] The Weak Proxy Product Owner
4m
The Development Team- delivering work collaboratively
4m
What does a Scrum Master do?
2m
Key Takeaways - The Skeleton and Heart of Scrum
1m
The Scrum Lifecycle
2m
Let's kickoff our project! \o/
1m
A quick look at our case study (project simulation)
3m
A quick look at our project management tool
1m
Key Takeaways – Let´s simulate a project
1m
Quick introduction to Initiation work
1m
Defining where to go: the Product Vision!
10m
Let’s update the system with our product vision!
1m
[Extra] Using personas to build better customer-centric products (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[EXTRA] Order your User Stories with the Story Mapping
1m
Describing the product tactics: the Product Backlog
5m
Customer-driven requirements: the User Story
6m
How to define the Product tactic? Ordering the Product Backlog
7m
Estimating effort, the agile way
1m
Story points as the agile measure for effort estimates
7m
Estimate effort collaboratively with the Planning Poker
4m
Defining the business values of the product "ideas" with the Kano Model
8m
[TEMPLATE] Apply the Kano Model for you projects
1m
How to Manage the Product Backlog in 3 minutes
3m
Forming the Scrum Team
2m
[Extra] Adding the Scrum Team to our project management tool
1m
Planning the Delivery: the Release Plan
7m
An alternative way of creating the Release Plan
2m
How to define velocity for a Release Plan?
4m
[EXTRA] Why using the range 0.6x to 1.6x for planning?
1m
A guideline on how to Plan a Release
3m
[EXTRA] Drive your Product Strategy with a Product Roadmap (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[EXTRA] A Fun Fact about Release Plan
1m
Practical advices to define the sprints length
3m
Bring balance to your project by Defining Done
4m
What is the "sprint 0"?
1m
Practical tips on how to organize your workspace to boost collaboration
3m
Key Takeaways – Agile Project Management
1m
Getting Ready for Sprinting
4m
Refining the Product Backlog
2m
Planning the Sprint
4m
Sprint Goal Template
1m
[EXTRA] Sprint Goal Template (Downloadable PDF)
1m
Defining WHAT to do during the Sprint
6m
An overview on how to plan WHAT to do during the Sprint
5m
Defining HOW to deliver work during the Sprint
7m
Key Takeaways – Planning
1m
Constructing the Product
5m
Adding the Scrum Team to our project management tool
2m
The Daily Scrum in 3 minutes
3m
Making the Impediments Visible
2m
4 Tips to Boost your Daily Scrums
3m
[EXTRA] Monitoring Progress with the Sprint Burndown Chart + Template
1m
[TEMPLATE] Build your own Burndown Charts
1m
6 Indicators of BAD Daily Scrums
2m
[EXTRA] A Complete Guide for Conducting Effective Daily Scrum meetings
1m
Backlog Refinement session
7m
[SCRUM WAR STORY] Customer disturbing sprints
9m
What to do if work is not Done by the end of the Sprint?
2m
Key Takeaways – Execution
1m
Intro to Inspect and Adapt
1m
Scrum’s Product Feedback Cycle
2m
Getting Ready to Demonstrate Value
2m
How to NOT demonstrate value
1m
Getting informed customer feedback by demonstrating value
3m
The Sprint Review Blueprint
6m
An overview on how to execute the Sprint Review meetings
2m
[EXTRA] Getting Valuable Feedback from the Users
1m
Adapting the Product Backlog
2m
A quick note on the terms Backlog Refinement and Grooming
1m
Improving Continuously with the Sprint Retrospective meetings
2m
2 quick tips for before starting the Sprint Retrospective meeting
1m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Setting the stage
2m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Gathering Data
2m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Generating Insights
4m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Deciding What to Do
1m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Closing
1m
Key Takeaways – Inspection and adaptation
1m
Delivering the Product
1m
Project Retrospective: avoiding recurring mistakes with Lessons Learned
3m
Key Takeaways - Closure
1m
Introduction
20m
Boss vs Leader
13m
Tip #1: Forget your Comfort Zone and Develop Your Communication Skills
9m
Tip #2: Work on your Motivation and Optimism
6m
Tip #3: Develop your Empathy
6m
Tip #4: Don't choose your Type!
8m
Tip #5: Find your references!
5m
Introduction-02
4m
The Elements of Negotiation
7m
The Stages of Negotiation (Part A)
6m
The Stages of Negotiation (Part B)
3m
The Stages of Negotiation (Part C)
5m
6 Things You Must Do To Be More Successful On Your Negotiations
6m
5 Things You MUST NOT Do on Negotiations
4m
Final Remarks
2m
Introduction-03
6m
Basic concepts
9m
Step #1: Collect
8m
Step #2: Process
14m
Step #3: Organize
4m
Step #4: Plan
5m
Step #5: Execute
3m
Final Remarks
2m
Resources-Agile Project Management: Scrum Training
Order Your Certificates or Transcripts
Course Reviews
I recently completed the Agile Project Management: Scrum training, and it was very helpful. The course clearly explained Scrum concepts, roles, making them easy to understand and apply. The practical examples added real value. I would highly recommend this training to anyone interested in Agile and Scrum.
Course Overview
Most reputed companies adopt agile for managing their projects. Clients, vendors and project managers all benefit from implementing the agile methodology in an organisation. This Agile Project Management: Scrum Training course breaks tools and techniques to strengthen your agile mindset.
The Agile Project Management: Scrum Training course will thoroughly introduce you to the concepts and techniques of agile project management. You will gain valuable insights into scrum methodology and its significance in managing a project. In addition, the training will provide you with a thorough overview of traditional and agile methods and explain their differences. Finally, you’ll learn the techniques for successfully implementing agile methodologies to your projects and ensuring a project is delivered on time and within budget.
What you will learn from this Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course:
- Learn the fundamental principles and concepts of agile project management
- Strengthen your knowledge of scrum methodology
- Explore the difference between traditional and agile project management
- Understand the Scrum lifecycle
- Familiarise yourself with the Kano model
- Identify what makes a project plan successful
- Grasp the skills to deliver projects on time and on budget
Key features of the course:
- Recognised qualification upon successful completion of the course
- Study from anywhere, anytime, whenever it is convenient for you.
- Get 24/7 support from our Customer Success Team
- Affordable and engaging e-learning study materials
- Study at your own pace from a tablet, PC or smartphone
- Online tutor support when you are in need.
Who is this course for:
This Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course is suitable for —
- Students
- Recent graduates
- Job seekers
- Anyone interested in Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course
- Individuals who are already employed in the relevant sectors and wish to enhance their knowledge and expertise.
Assessment and certification:
After studying the course materials of the Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course, there will be a written assignment test which you can take either during or at the end of the course. Those who pass this test will have the qualification of Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course. Certificate will be produced in PDF format at an additional cost of £9.99 and Printed Hardcopy at £12.99.
Career path:
This Agile Project Management: Scrum Training Course will equip you with an array of in-demand expertise and prepare you for a variety of rewarding employment options, such as—
- Scrum Master
- Project Manager
- Agile Business Analyst
- Agile Delivery Lead
The highest salary for a scrum master in the United Kingdom is around £76,000 per year. The lowest salary is around £38,000.
18 Sections | 151 Lessons
Notes (Downloadable PDF) Basic Concepts
1m
Scrum in 3 minutes
4m
Don't fool yourself: what Scrum is NOT!
2m
What Scrum REALLY is!
4m
Scrum subway
2m
Agile Mindset 101
3m
The Scrum Guide - (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[VERY IMPORTANT] How to follow this course
1m
Scrum Glossary (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[EXTRA] Tips for you to learn more effectively (Downloadable)
1m
Key Takeways - Introduction
1m
First things first. What is a project?
3m
Learn to differ a project from business as usual
2m
Projects as a means to reach your objectives
3m
You were, are, and will always be a project manager
4m
How do projects organize the effort to deliver products?
1m
Key Takeaways - Basic concepts
1m
Setting your goals
1m
What is "Traditional" Project Management?
4m
The "Traditional" way of dealing with scope, time, and cost
1m
The golden project management paradox: Knowledge x Ease of Change
3m
When is it better to go with the "Traditional" paradigm?
5m
Why do projects fail?
4m
Key Takeaways - Tradicional Project Management
1m
Agile for the Rescue!
1m
The agility mindset
3m
The values that guide agility
7m
The principles that sustain agility
1m
Agile Project Principles
5m
Agile Product Principles
2m
Agile People Principles
6m
Agile Process Principles
1m
[EXTRA] Beyond the Agile Manifesto
1m
Key Takeaways – Agile Project Management
1m
Should you go with the Traditional or Agile paradigm?
1m
Risks and Project Planning: the Cone of Uncertainty
2m
The Agile way of dealing with scope, time, and cost
1m
Final words about the battle: "Traditional or Agile?"
1m
Key Takeaways – Which way to go? Traditional or Agile?
1m
Scrum in 1 minute
1m
Dissecting Scrum: Scrum as a Value-driven effort
3m
Dissecting Scrum: Sprints, the heart Scrum!
3m
Dissecting Scrum: how does the Sprint Backlog fit in?
1m
Dissecting Scrum: the importance of the Increment
2m
Dissecting Scrum: the Team's continuous improvement and balance
4m
The Product Owner as the Business Catalyst
5m
[SCRUM WAR STORY] The Weak Proxy Product Owner
4m
The Development Team- delivering work collaboratively
4m
What does a Scrum Master do?
2m
Key Takeaways - The Skeleton and Heart of Scrum
1m
The Scrum Lifecycle
2m
Let's kickoff our project! \o/
1m
A quick look at our case study (project simulation)
3m
A quick look at our project management tool
1m
Key Takeaways – Let´s simulate a project
1m
Quick introduction to Initiation work
1m
Defining where to go: the Product Vision!
10m
Let’s update the system with our product vision!
1m
[Extra] Using personas to build better customer-centric products (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[EXTRA] Order your User Stories with the Story Mapping
1m
Describing the product tactics: the Product Backlog
5m
Customer-driven requirements: the User Story
6m
How to define the Product tactic? Ordering the Product Backlog
7m
Estimating effort, the agile way
1m
Story points as the agile measure for effort estimates
7m
Estimate effort collaboratively with the Planning Poker
4m
Defining the business values of the product "ideas" with the Kano Model
8m
[TEMPLATE] Apply the Kano Model for you projects
1m
How to Manage the Product Backlog in 3 minutes
3m
Forming the Scrum Team
2m
[Extra] Adding the Scrum Team to our project management tool
1m
Planning the Delivery: the Release Plan
7m
An alternative way of creating the Release Plan
2m
How to define velocity for a Release Plan?
4m
[EXTRA] Why using the range 0.6x to 1.6x for planning?
1m
A guideline on how to Plan a Release
3m
[EXTRA] Drive your Product Strategy with a Product Roadmap (Downloadable PDF)
1m
[EXTRA] A Fun Fact about Release Plan
1m
Practical advices to define the sprints length
3m
Bring balance to your project by Defining Done
4m
What is the "sprint 0"?
1m
Practical tips on how to organize your workspace to boost collaboration
3m
Key Takeaways – Agile Project Management
1m
Getting Ready for Sprinting
4m
Refining the Product Backlog
2m
Planning the Sprint
4m
Sprint Goal Template
1m
[EXTRA] Sprint Goal Template (Downloadable PDF)
1m
Defining WHAT to do during the Sprint
6m
An overview on how to plan WHAT to do during the Sprint
5m
Defining HOW to deliver work during the Sprint
7m
Key Takeaways – Planning
1m
Constructing the Product
5m
Adding the Scrum Team to our project management tool
2m
The Daily Scrum in 3 minutes
3m
Making the Impediments Visible
2m
4 Tips to Boost your Daily Scrums
3m
[EXTRA] Monitoring Progress with the Sprint Burndown Chart + Template
1m
[TEMPLATE] Build your own Burndown Charts
1m
6 Indicators of BAD Daily Scrums
2m
[EXTRA] A Complete Guide for Conducting Effective Daily Scrum meetings
1m
Backlog Refinement session
7m
[SCRUM WAR STORY] Customer disturbing sprints
9m
What to do if work is not Done by the end of the Sprint?
2m
Key Takeaways – Execution
1m
Intro to Inspect and Adapt
1m
Scrum’s Product Feedback Cycle
2m
Getting Ready to Demonstrate Value
2m
How to NOT demonstrate value
1m
Getting informed customer feedback by demonstrating value
3m
The Sprint Review Blueprint
6m
An overview on how to execute the Sprint Review meetings
2m
[EXTRA] Getting Valuable Feedback from the Users
1m
Adapting the Product Backlog
2m
A quick note on the terms Backlog Refinement and Grooming
1m
Improving Continuously with the Sprint Retrospective meetings
2m
2 quick tips for before starting the Sprint Retrospective meeting
1m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Setting the stage
2m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Gathering Data
2m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Generating Insights
4m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Deciding What to Do
1m
The Sprint Retrospective Blueprint: Closing
1m
Key Takeaways – Inspection and adaptation
1m
Delivering the Product
1m
Project Retrospective: avoiding recurring mistakes with Lessons Learned
3m
Key Takeaways - Closure
1m
Introduction
20m
Boss vs Leader
13m
Tip #1: Forget your Comfort Zone and Develop Your Communication Skills
9m
Tip #2: Work on your Motivation and Optimism
6m
Tip #3: Develop your Empathy
6m
Tip #4: Don't choose your Type!
8m
Tip #5: Find your references!
5m
Introduction-02
4m
The Elements of Negotiation
7m
The Stages of Negotiation (Part A)
6m
The Stages of Negotiation (Part B)
3m
The Stages of Negotiation (Part C)
5m
6 Things You Must Do To Be More Successful On Your Negotiations
6m
5 Things You MUST NOT Do on Negotiations
4m
Final Remarks
2m
Introduction-03
6m
Basic concepts
9m
Step #1: Collect
8m
Step #2: Process
14m
Step #3: Organize
4m
Step #4: Plan
5m
Step #5: Execute
3m
Final Remarks
2m
Resources-Agile Project Management: Scrum Training
Order Your Certificates or Transcripts
I recently completed the Agile Project Management: Scrum training, and it was very helpful. The course clearly explained Scrum concepts, roles, making them easy to understand and apply. The practical examples added real value. I would highly recommend this training to anyone interested in Agile and Scrum.
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