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.Is a Scrum Master just a project manager?

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.Is project manager a stressful job?

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.