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The Agile PM Foundation certificate is valid for lifeAWARDS .We don’t go seeking awards, but here are two of the awards we have received for our training.

The CONTACT USAgile PM Practitioner certificate is valid for Request a quote 5 years .

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BulgariaCroatia , we’ll send introductory reading to familiarise you with key agile project terms and concepts.Cyprus

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• Agile PM FoundationIreland : 3 days (classroom) or 23 hours (self-paced e-learning).Italy
• Agile PM PractitionerLatvia : 2 days (classroom) or 20 hours (self-paced e-learning). Combined, the Foundation + Practitioner courses take Lithuania 5 days in the classroomLuxemburg+44 (0)207 148 5985 or Malta 43 hoursNetherlands[email protected] via self-paced learning.Poland

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You’ll have Other countriesUnited Kingdom12 months of accessHome to your Project Management self-paced AgilePM courseProject scheduling materials from the date of purchase.

How long an Agile Project Management course takes depends on which level you choose:

• FoundationProject scheduling : 3 days (classroom) or 23 hours (self-paced online).
• PractitionerKnowledge Train : 2 days (classroom) or 20 hours (self-paced online). Combined, the two levels take 19 Feb 2026 5 days (classroom) United Kingdom or Austria43 hours (e-learning) Belgium. Bulgaria

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• Agile PM Foundation Germany: Never expires. Greece
• Agile PM Practitioner Ireland: Valid for five years. Italy

Between the 3rd and 5th year, you must pass a Latviare-registration Lithuania exam to maintain your certified Practitioner status. Luxemburg

This exam ensures your Agile PM knowledge remains current and allows you to retain your MaltaRegistered Practitioner Netherlands status. Poland

Whether A project schedule focuses on timing, sequencing, and deadlines, while the project plan also covers scope, budget, and resources.SloveniaAgile PMUse a Work Breakdown Structure to define tasks, group them into work packages, and set clear milestones.Spain is worth it depends on your Sequence work using dependencies and estimates, then assign resources realistically based on availability and skills.Swedencareer goalsValidate the schedule with stakeholders, communicate it widely, and monitor progress with regular updates.Other countries and Choose fit-for-purpose tools, and use CPM or CCPM to manage critical paths, constraints, and buffers in complex projects.Homeindustry demands Project Management. Project management RAID

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• Determine project milestones
• Group related tasks into work packages.

2. Sequence activitiesSequence the tasks, establishing the order in which the work will be performed. Use a

• network diagram
• to visualise the dependencies and the critical path.
• 3. Estimate task durations

Estimate the time required for each task, then assign the estimates to each task. For more accurate results, ask your team members to help, and make use of the historical data for tasks of a similar nature to the ones in the current project. As a rule of thumb, provide three-point estimates:

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£1,399 +vat Self-pacedAgilePM Practitioner (with Foundation) self-paced online

• £1,299 +vatProject scheduling techniques
• There are several techniques available for the effective creation and management of project schedules. Some of these techniques include Gantt charts, task lists, and calendars. This knowledge train will cover the definition and purpose of each of these techniques, the advantages and limitations of using each, when it is appropriate to use each, and benefits for smaller projects. The knowledge train aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of project scheduling techniques to help project managers make informed decisions about which techniques to use for their projects.Gantt charts

Definition and purpose

Advantages and limitationsAdvantagesProvides a visual representation of task dependenciesSimplifies the identification of the critical path

Capable of showing progress against the planned schedule.LimitationsCan become cluttered and difficult to read for larger projects with many tasksCan be time-consuming to create and maintain

Limited ability to show detailed task dependencies and resource allocation.Task listsWhen to use task listsTask lists are often used in project management as a basic tool for organising and tracking project activities. They can be useful in the early stages of a project, or as a supplement to more advanced scheduling techniques. Task lists are appropriate to use when the project is relatively simple, and the team members are familiar with the tasks.