Professional development
Build the skills to deliver better projects faster and boost your career with professional certification from ICAgile.
I learned heaps. It's given me the confidence and understanding to move into a Scrum Master role.
We’re now offering the APF as an interactive virtual course. Featuring new activities tailored for remote learning, the course is delivered over four consecutive mornings (New Zealand Standard Time).
Build the skills to deliver better projects faster and boost your career with professional certification from ICAgile.
Learn with Agile professionals who use the tools every day. You’ll see Agile in action and get to ask questions about your own projects and problems.
Learn by doing. Completing practical exercises using real Agile tools sets you up to achieve more the moment you get back to work.
Looking for a more productive way of working? Seeking certification in Agile best practice? The APF is for anyone wanting the skills to work on successful projects in a productive Agile environment. Previously we’ve had project managers, business analysts, business owners, product managers and team members from Agile environments, and we encourage anyone who is interested in learning about Agile to attend.
We'll give you a comprehensive introduction to the world of Agile values, principles and practices in a dynamic workshop setting. Learn why and how Agile lets you deliver more value, faster. This course will prepare you for your transition to Agile by explaining core practices, methods and useful techniques. Topics covered include:
By completing this course, you'll become an ICAgile (International Consortium for Agile) Certified Professional. Agile Professional Foundation is accredited with the Project Management Institute (PMI®). Participants can claim 16 professional development units towards the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner Certification. Kickstart your career in New Zealand and beyond.
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