Agile courses and certifications

Start with your role goal. If you manage projects in agile environments, compare AgilePM and PRINCE2 Agile. If you’re aiming for a delivery team role such as Scrum Master or Product Owner, look at Scrum qualifications. If your focus is analysis in agile teams, AgileBA is a strong fit. If your goal is improving flow or process performance, consider Kanban or Lean Six Sigma. Use the summaries on this page to narrow your options, then select a qualification to view full details and course options.

Start with the context you want to work in. If you’re moving into a Scrum role on a delivery team, a Scrum route is often a good starting point. If you’re managing projects in agile environments, compare AgilePM and PRINCE2 Agile. If you’re moving into business analysis in agile teams, AgileBA can be a strong fit. If your goal is improving flow and ways of working, consider Kanban.

AgilePM is a project-focused agile approach that helps you manage agile projects end-to-end with practical techniques for planning and control. PRINCE2 Agile focuses on combining PRINCE2-style governance and controls with agile delivery practices, which is often useful when structured reporting and decision points are required around agile teams. If you want a project agility route, AgilePM can be a good fit; if you need governance and controls to align with agile delivery, PRINCE2 Agile may suit you better.

Both are widely recognised Scrum certification routes and are based on the Scrum Guide, so either can be a solid choice. If your employer or team already follows one route, it’s usually best to do the same. Otherwise, Scrum.org is often chosen by learners who prefer an assessment-first route with flexible preparation, while Scrum Alliance is often chosen by learners who value a trainer-led course experience.

Kanban focuses on improving the flow of work by visualising work, limiting work in progress, and reducing bottlenecks to improve predictability. Lean Six Sigma is a structured process improvement method focused on reducing variation and waste using tools and data-driven techniques. Choose Kanban if your goal is smoother flow and delivery predictability; choose Lean Six Sigma if your goal is measurable process improvement and quality gains.

Many entry-level or Foundation courses are suitable for beginners and do not require prior agile experience. Some advanced courses or Practitioner levels may require a relevant Foundation exam pass or an accepted prerequisite. Always check the specific qualification page for the exact entry requirements.

Yes, many learners study alongside work by choosing a format and pace that fits their schedule. Some courses have self-paced options, and instructor-led courses run on scheduled dates, so you can plan ahead. Study options vary by qualification, so select a qualification above to view what’s available.

Yes. We deliver private training for organisations and can tailor the focus, delivery approach and scheduling to your needs. Team training is a good option if you want consistent capability across a group or to align training to your internal ways of working.