Introduction

Adaptive (Agile) Project Management training course enables professionals to balance Agile adaptability with structured project control to achieve successful outcomes in dynamic business environments.

Projects today operate in environments where change is constant and uncertainty is increasingly common. Teams must be capable of responding quickly to evolving requirements while maintaining alignment with business objectives, stakeholder expectations, and performance targets.

Successful project delivery requires more than a single methodology. This training course provides practical insight into predictive and adaptive lifecycle approaches, helping participants understand when and how to apply each method effectively. Participants will gain the knowledge needed to enhance collaboration, improve project performance, and support continuous value delivery across diverse project environments.

Key focus areas of this Adaptive (Agile) Project Management training course include:

Key Learning Outcomes

At the end of this Adaptive (Agile) Project Management training course, participants will be able to:

Training Methodology

This training course incorporates expert-led instruction, interactive learning, group discussions, practical exercises, applied scenarios, and real-world examples. Participants will strengthen their understanding of predictive and Agile project practices through structured learning activities that encourage practical application and knowledge transfer.

Adaptive (Agile) Project Management

Who Should Attend?

This Adaptive (Agile) Project Management training course is designed for:

  • Project Managers
  • Senior Project Managers
  • Associate Project Managers
  • Project Coordinators
  • Project Analysts
  • Programme Delivery Managers
  • Team Leaders
  • Product Owners
  • Product Managers
  • Project Sponsors
  • PMO Professionals
  • Business Transformation Managers
  • Project Team Members
  • Operational Managers
  • Stakeholder Representatives

Course Outline

Day 1

Understanding Projects and Project Management

  • Fundamental Concepts and Principles of Project Management
  • Selecting the Project Approaches (Predictive vs Agile)
  • Predictive Project Management Processes
  • The Agile Manifesto and Adaptive Project Management
  • Setting-up for Success – Project Vision and Project Charter
  • Setting-up for Success – Highly Effective Project Teams
Day 2

Predictive Project Management - Planning

  • Identifying and managing stakeholders
  • Product Scope Planning - requirements collection
  • Project Scope Planning - establish work breakdown structure
  • Scheduling - developing the project schedule
  • Scheduling - optimizing the project schedule
  • Cost Planning - cost planning and estimation
  • Cost Planning - establishing the project budget
Day 3

Predictive Project Management - Control

  • Risk Management - Risk Identification and Analysis
  • Risk Management - Risk Response Planning and Implementation
  • Controlling Adversity through Effective Contingency Planning
  • Managing Project Change
  • Controlling Progress through Earned Value Management
Day 4

Adaptive Project Management using SCRUM

  • Types of Agile Frameworks
  • The SCRUM Framework
  • Key Roles of Scrum - The Product Owner
  • Key Roles of Scrum - The Scrum-master
  • Key Roles of Scrum - The Self-organized Team
  • Key Artifacts of Scrum
Day 5

Practical Considerations in the Application of SCRUM

  • Sprint Planning Techniques
  • Executing Iterations - The Scrum “Sprint”
  • Continuous Learning Techniques through Project Retrospective
  • Course and Techniques Review
  • Contrasting Control Mechanisms of these Different Approaches

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