Agile principles1-day workshop to learn the basics of project management.
Key takeawaysIncludes Foundation & Practitioner combined option.
Agile principles focus on delivering value early, learning fast, and supporting people to do their best work.PRINCE2
- Deliver a usable product early and improve it through frequent, small releases.®
- Welcome changing requirements and use feedback to protect business value and relevance. Agile
- Keep business stakeholders and developers working together daily to reduce misalignment and rework.Foundation
- Measure progress by working software, not by documents, plans, or partial outputs.Learn the fundamentals of the PRINCE2 Agile method.
- Maintain a sustainable pace, prioritise technical excellence, and simplify processes to stay adaptable.Practitioner
- Use self-organising teams and regular retrospectives to continuously adjust how work is done.Includes Foundation & Practitioner combined option.

Smaller, more frequent releases mean less chance of error. Frequent releases give consumers more opportunity to provide feedback which, in turn, aids developers in correcting errors that might otherwise have derailed a project. If developers only receive feedback every few months, any errors made early in development may have since become much more difficult and costly to fix.
Many businesses apply this principle so that they deliver new iterations of software or products every few days. This just goes to show the importance of frequent delivery, which is arguably one of the most defining agile principlesPRINCE2 AGILE COURSES.Select your preferred training course below:
4. Cooperation
In traditional management, the work business owners and stakeholders is usually kept distinct from the work of developers. Analysist are put in place to ‘translate’ business needs into development plans and project managers simply help mediate the demands of owners in a way that doesn’t negatively affect product development.BETTER BUSINESS CASES COURSES
Agile requires that stakeholders, customers and developers work in unison (often in the same room) to achieve project goals. This reduces the risk inherent to project development, by helping improve communication and cooperation. In addition, the more closely management is involved with development, the easier it is for them to understand the challenges faced by developers and the ramifications of changes made to development.
5. Autonomy and motivationWORKSHOPS
Excessive meddling by management rarely benefits project development. Managers have to trust their development teams to get the work done without constant micro-management. Given the correct Select your preferred workshop below:agile training , tools and resources, developers should otherwise be given total autonomy to complete tasks in whichever way they see fit.AGILE QUALIFICATIONS
Too often, business owners forget that their employees are professionals who take pride in their work (this is especially true in any creative role). If you build your projectsPRINCE2 AGILE COURSES around people who aren’t motivated to succeed, they’re very likely to fail. That’s not the fault of developers, it’s the fault of management.Select your preferred training course below:
Owners and managers need to create an environment that rewards success, fosters healthy working relationships and helps improve employees’ work/life balance. Give developers the tools and motivation to succeed and you’ll be rewarded with easier project development and better returns on investment.
6. Better communicationSCRUM COURSES
Technology provides businesses a hundred different ways to communicate with employees, but none will ever be as good as face-to-face communication. 2020 has drastically changed the way we work, with more employees working remotely than ever before, businesses are becoming reliant on communication tools such as Skype and Microsoft Teams. While these might be just good enough, the changes of error do increase when teams lack fact-to-face communication. Information gets lost in translation, emails and memos get buried in inboxes etc.Select your preferred training course below:
7. Working softwareSelect your preferred training course below:
Replace ‘software’ with ‘products’ and you’ll find a fairly self-explanatory principles applicable to every project every developed. This principle came about in response to excessive documentation and procedures in the ITPMI COURSES industry that slowed development.Select your preferred training course below:
In other industries, this principle might be summarized as such: “A working product is more valuable than a checklist.” Requirements analysis documents, models and mock-ups may be useful, but they aren’t very useful if you can’t convert this information into a working product.APM COURSES
Project managers and business owners alike need to focus on minimizing paperwork and maximizing productivity. Unfinished products are inventory and inventory is an expense that provides no value.Select your preferred training course below:
8. Stable work environments
Agile promotes the idea of sustainable development. In short, this means that with the correct implementation of agile methods, there should never be the need for developers to work ridiculous hours just to meet deadlines.AGILE PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSES
Agile requires stakeholders, customers and developers to act as one coherent team. When everyone involved feeds information into an agile framework, it becomes very easy to create accurate forecasts, budgets and timelines.Select your preferred training course below:
Customers tell developers what they need, stakeholders understand how changes may affect development and teams can make informed decisions as to how progress is to be made. No one is left out of the loop and no one is taken by surprise by unexpected developments.BUSINESS CASE COURSES
This helps reduce stress and avoids employee ‘burn out.’Select your preferred training course below:
9. Quality assurance
Many businesses prioritize speed or quantity over quality. In some cases, this makes a lot of sense. Sometimes customers don’t care as much for quality so whether or not a product works.AGILE COURSES
But, if development teams neglect quality for too long, their ability to adapt the product to suit current consumer demands diminishes and it becomes less agile.Select your self-paced training course topic.
10. SimplicityPRINCE2 AGILE COURSES
This principle is like number 7: working software. But while the focus of that principle was about removing unnecessary documentation, this principle focuses more on processes.Select your preferred training course below:
This principle can be achieved in several ways. Firstly, you can remove bloated processes that do not contribute to the overall quality or progress of a project. Secondly, you can rely on automation to complete repetitive or time-consuming tasks. Or thirdly, you might use pre-existing assets from past projects rather than creating ones from scratch each time you begin something new.

