Specialist for agile project management
Learning content
We start with the craft that every project manager should master. Using the proven PMI system, you will be guided step by step through the biggest challenges of classic projects.
Nowadays, everyone and everything is agile. At least that’s how it seems at times. “Agile” has now become a buzzword that is used in many different ways – but sometimes incorrectly. In this course, you will learn what agile really means and what is simply wrong.
With us, you won’t just fill your methodological toolbox with phrases. Together we will guide you through the most important agile methods for project management in an agile environment. You will learn about the processes, what challenges you may face and what tools are available to you to deal with them confidently.
One of the agile myths is that everything is agile these days. This much in advance: that is by no means the case. That’s why you will learn about both the classic and agile worlds of project management and, above all, how to differentiate between them.
Agile methods are large processes whose implementation can be complex depending on the organisation. Agile techniques, on the other hand, are tools that are easy to use. With the techniques from this course, you can make your work more agile from tomorrow and start in small steps.
So there are two worlds in project management. However, as is so often the case in our VUCA world (more on this in the course), the distinction is not clear-cut. As a project manager, you are often well advised to incorporate methods from both worlds into a project. These hybrid projects have special features, which we will of course go into in-depth.
Right, so you’ve been trained, you’ve filled your methodological toolbox to the brim – now what? Together, we will go through how you can gradually initiate an agile transformation, regardless of your position or the type of organisation that surrounds you.
Modules
This interactive course teaches you the most important aspects of both project management worlds: classic and agile. The first third of the course is dedicated to classic project management. In doing so, we use the most widely used project management method worldwide from the Project Management Institute (PMI) in Pennsylvania as a benchmark.
From then on it becomes agile. You will become familiar with the agile world with all its strengths and weaknesses and gain a deep insight into the most important agile methods. Finally, the two worlds merge, as you will frequently encounter so-called hybrid projects in your day-to-day business.
Module overview
Experts
Florian has been a project manager for over 30 years and knows all the tricks of the trade. He lives the PMI methods, but is also certified in agile methods. He has managed projects with over 10,000 employees, in various countries with the most diverse teams. Despite decades of experience and a full toolbox of methods, Florian sees gut instinct as the decisive competence of a project manager.
Eliza is an innovation consultant and agile coach. With the techniques that she will pass on to you in our interactive courses, she supports project management in start-ups, NGOs and DAX companies. Her agile transformation projects not only take her all over Germany, but also to places such as India and Tunisia. She is your expert for design thinking and all other agile methods. She is also an expert in agile corporate structures and, thanks to her experience, knows the challenges of switching to agile working.
Jennifer found her way into the agile world at the top international address for agility and design thinking. Like Elizaveta, she studied Design Thinking at the HPI in Potsdam and then managed international agile projects for SAP, Bosch and Telekom. As a design thinking coach, she now supports both large corporations and small companies in becoming more innovative and adaptable. She is also a certified Scrum Master, Lego Serious Play Facilitator and Product Owner.
Career opportunities
As a project manager, project leader or employee within projects, you are in demand in every industry – regardless of whether the work is agile or traditional.
What you can expect
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