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Introduction to Agile Methodology

Boost Agile coaches discussing the introduction to Agile methodology course they run. Boost Agile coaches discussing the introduction to Agile methodology course they run.

Virtual Introduction to Agile now available

We're now offering the Introduction to Agile as an interactive virtual workshop. Featuring new activities tailored for remote learning, the course gives you a practical introduction to the Agile methodology from the comfort of your computer.

Book your virtual Introduction to Agile today

Dates coming soon

Why take the course

Fast-track your career
More organisations are moving to Agile every day. In just two hours you'll get an understanding of the Agile mindset and how it can be put to work.
Fun and practical
Learn by doing. Entertaining activities showing how Agile principles can help deliver better projects faster.
Agile in action
Learn with Agile professionals who use the tools every day. See the Agile methodology in action in our Wellington development studio.
An Agile trainer at Boost facilitating the virtual APF course.

Who is the course for

The free Introduction to Agile is for anyone looking to learn about the Agile methodology - no experience is necessary.

What you will learn

Deliver more value
Why Agile delivers more value, faster
Agile processes
Sprint Planning, Standup, Review, Retrospective
Agile benefits
Continuous improvement, better communication, less rework, improved prioritisation
Agile challenges
Challenges you may face when Agile practices are introduced to your organisation
Agile artifacts
User Stories, Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog
Team benefits
How Agile makes for a happier and more productive team
Agile roles
Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team
Agile history
The origins of the Agile methodology
A couple of Boosters enjoying a discussion with a client who has joined us in the Boost studio to collaborate on their project.

About Boost

Based in Wellington, New Zealand, Boost are globally-recognised Agile experts. We've spent 14 years testing and improving our Agile tools and processes, applying what we've learned in our development projects and our popular resources.