Agile Project Management Practitioner (AgilePM®)

The Practitioner certification is an Agile training methodology to Agile project management. The course includes the exams and is fully accredited by APMG International. 

This Agile course is typically used within software development. This is the skill of computer programming, archiving, testing and identifying and fixing bugs within a computer. 

Agile practitioner, although one of the most sought-after methodologies, has not created their own personal methods and have simply applied Agile training methods of other software development methods and eliminated the utmost unsuccessful.

Implementing the strengths of every other method, makes Agile practitioner the most effective software development processes to date.

This Agile certification focuses on the rapid and flexible response to change within an organisation, this was declared in change of principles and policies in 20001, known as the Agile Manifesto. 

Agile Practitioner is the highest level of Agile Project Management qualification offered by APMG and provides globally-recognised evidence of expertise in managing projects using Agile methods.

This Agile course focuses mainly on the practical application of principles of the methodology. Agile practitioner qualification provides candidates with sufficient knowledge of terminology and principles of Agile.

Practitioner allows candidates to apply these to a variety of scenarios. Putting the principles into practice helps candidates to put into perspective what would be required of them within an Agile practitioner Project.

Another asset of Agile Practitioner Upgrade qualification is that it shows employers that candidates have the ability to be an active contribution to an Agile project, with valid input and different ideas for project management and improvement.

Proving to employers that candidates have the ability to lead a project, candidates will gain a more valued authority within the workplace.

The Agile Project Management Practitioner (AgilePM®) Course, delivered by The Knowledge Academy, is accredited by APMG.

Datrix Training offers different formats to complete the Agile Practitioner Upgrade Training Course. 

Online Training at Datrix is best for the professionals who have a busy schedule and wish to do this course along with their former job.

Spacing the course over 90 days from purchase date with a total of 10 hours study provides flexible learning to the delegates. This online training is available 24/7 that means timing is not a problem and it can easily fit around their lifestyle.

Classroom Training at Datrix Training is most popular because it allows delegates to expand their knowledge and perspectives in a better way.

They can exchange ideas and information with their peers and can enhance their communication and team building skills. Another factor that makes Classroom Training so popular is our highly qualified trainers with over 10 years of Agile project management experience in the industry.

Along with online and classroom, Onsite Training is another efficient type of training with respect to our delegates. They learn a new set of skills within their own working environment that makes the learnt methods more applicable. Moreover, they are already familiar with the equipment they will need during the course.

The Practitioner exam is to be completed at a mutually convenient date (please see the below details for further information).

Online Exam:

We provide comprehensive support during the exam process to make the experience as simple as possible. This exam can be taken at a suitable time, subject to availability; online, anywhere.

The benefits of Online Exams are:

• Rather than having to be out of the office for a paper exam, once you have received your exam voucher you can arrange directly with the accrediting body for a time that suits you

• It allows you to complete all revision activities at your own pace to help you prepare for your exam to maximise your passing potential

• It allows you to revise further before taking the exam

• Exam results are issued much quicker than the paper based format

Course Content

In Agile Project Management Practitioner course, the delegates will learn how to implement an agile methodology in your day-to-day processes.

This course is targeted for those professionals who want to build on their prior knowledge (Agile Project Management Foundation).  During the training program, the delegates will learn how to effectively implement agile principles in their projects in project management for better results.

Agile Project Management Practitioner course focuses on delivering quick, low-risk and cost-effective solutions to the customers.

The course is delivered in various modes including online, onsite and classroom. The delegates can choose training mode according to their convenience. The training will be delivered by certified and experienced instructors who have years of experience in their fields.

Here are the subjects that will be contained during the Agile practitioner training:

• Choosing the right approach

• The basics of Agile Project Management

• Roles and Responsibilities

• Preparing for an Agile project

• The factors that lead to success

• How to manage an Agile project

• Agile lifecycles

• Processes and Products

• Communication in an Agile project

• Iterative development

• Prioritisation and Time boxing

• Maintaining control in an Agile project

• Managing risk

• Requirements and Estimating

• Agile Planning

• Building in quality

Agile Methodology

Agile Methodology is a practice which supports continuous iteration of development and testing during the SDLC(Software Development Life Cycle) of the project.

Below mentioned are the four core values of Agile Software Development:

• Team and individual communications over tools and processes

• Consumer association over contract negotiation

• Working software over complete documentation

• Replying to variation over following a plan

Agile Principles

• Customer satisfaction through continuous and high quality delivery of profitable software.

• Accepting changes and their requirements despite the stage of development.

• Frequent delivery of active software

• Continuous cooperation between all contributors to the project

• Motivated and trusted  individuals are the foundations of the project

• Face-to-face conversation is the best form of communication (co-location)

• Working software is the main aim and representation of progress

• Sustainable development

• Attention to detail such as technical excellence

• Maximising the amount of work not done but to the highest of quality

• Architecture, requirements and designs executed to a high quality from self organizing teams.

• Reflection on progress and suggesting improvements and adjustments.