Kanban training courses

Most learners start with Kanban System Design (KMP I). It’s designed for introducing Kanban or redesigning how work flows through a system. Kanban System Improvement (KMP II) is best if you already use Kanban and want to improve performance, maturity and outcomes across a wider system.

KMP I typically has no formal prerequisites and is the usual starting point. KMP II is intended for people who have completed KMP I (or have equivalent knowledge and practical experience using Kanban). If you’re unsure, tell us your background and we’ll advise the best route.

Yes. Kanban can be used with Scrum, alongside Scrum, or independently. It’s a method for improving flow and predictability in how work moves through a system, regardless of whether you use Scrum events or roles.

Yes. Kanban is widely used in delivery, operations, service management and knowledge work environments. If you work in a process where demand needs managing and work needs to flow reliably, Kanban can be highly relevant.

Yes. We deliver private Kanban training for organisations. Team training is a good option if you want a shared way of working, want to align improvements to your workflow, or want scheduling that fits your team.

Yes. Our Kanban courses are instructor-led on scheduled dates, so you can plan around work. If you need a specific schedule or want training tailored to your team, private team training may be the best option.