Accredited Agile Project Management Foundation (Scrum)
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Master the Scrum framework and Agile methodologies from the ground up
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Prepare for the BCS-accredited Agile Foundation certification exam
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Learn to manage scope, requirements, and priorities the Agile way
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Collaborate effectively with cross-functional Agile teams
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Apply real-world Agile tools for planning, tracking, and adapting projects
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Advance your career with an industry-recognized Agile credential
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Build the confidence to contribute effectively across Agile projects
Key Features
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BCS-Accredited Certification
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Self-Paced Learning
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Scrum Framework Mastery
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Exam Prep Included
BCS-Accredited Certification
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No Prerequisites Needed
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Real-World Agile Tools
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11-Hour Course
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Structured 6-Module Curriculum
Course Content
• Overview
• What is Agile?
• The Agile Manifesto
• The Agile Manifesto Part 2
• The Agile Life Cycle
• Agile Roles
• Agile Methodologies: Scrum and XP
• Agile Methodologies: Kanban and Lean
• Vision and Scope
• Vision and Scope Part 2
• Identifying Stakeholders
• Identifying Stakeholders Part 2 - Users
• Building an Agile Team
• Users Stories
• User Stories Part 2
• User Stories Part 3
• Iteration Planning
• Risk Management
• Planning Communication
• Planning Iteration Capacity
• Concluding Iterations
• Additions and Impediments
• 3rd Party Interfaces
• Delivering the Release
• Project Close-out
· Test Prep
· Sample Paper Review agile foundation
Condensed Table of Contents
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Module |
Topic |
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1 |
What is Agile? |
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2 |
Agile Methodologies |
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3 |
Starting the Project |
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4 |
Progressing the Project |
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5 |
Project Release and Close-out |
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6 |
DIY |
Overall Learning Flow
Agile Fundamentals → Agile Manifesto and Lifecycle → Agile Roles → Scrum, XP, Kanban and Lean → Project Vision and Scope → Stakeholder and User Management → Agile Team Building → User Stories and Backlogs → Estimation and Prioritization → Iteration Planning → Risk and Communication Management → Iteration Capacity and Closure → Release Management → Project Close-out → Exam Preparation
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Accredited Agile Project Management Foundation (Scrum) Overview
Agile has become the standard for managing projects in fast-paced, ever-changing environments, and Scrum is at the heart of it. This self-paced course helps you master both while working toward a recognized certification.
How it impacts your career:
- Positions you as a certified, credible contributor to Agile projects
- Builds your standing with Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and cross-functional teams
- Opens doors to roles that demand Agile and Scrum expertise
- Helps you deliver incremental, valuable outcomes that stakeholders can see
- Adds a BCS-accredited certification to your resume, backed by practical skills
What we offer in this course:
- A complete exploration of Agile principles, values, and the Agile Manifesto
- In-depth coverage of the Scrum framework — roles, ceremonies, and artifacts
- Comparison of Agile methodologies including Scrum, XP, Kanban, and Lean
- Practical guidance on vision, scope, stakeholders, and user stories
- Tools for iteration planning, risk management, and communication
- Techniques for project release, close-out, and exam preparation
Eligibility and Prerequisites
- No strict prerequisites or prior project management experience required
- Designed to introduce Agile methodologies and Scrum from the ground up
- Suitable for individuals with varying levels of project management experience
- Open to project managers, team members, Scrum Masters, product owners, and professionals across industries
FAQs
A self-paced program that covers Agile project management fundamentals and the Scrum framework, designed to prepare you for the BCS-accredited Agile Foundation exam.
Project managers, team members, Scrum Masters, product owners, and anyone working on or moving toward Agile projects, across any industry.
No. The course starts from the basics of Agile and Scrum, so it works equally well for newcomers and experienced professionals.
Yes — it prepares you for the Agile Project Management Foundation (Scrum) exam, accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.
The course is 11 hours long in total. Since it's self-paced, you can spread these hours out however works best for your schedule.
The course is priced at RS 1499.
It gives professionals the tools to manage projects in environments where priorities shift quickly — something traditional, rigid approaches often struggle with.
Agile favors iterative delivery, flexibility, and ongoing collaboration over the fixed, sequential planning typical of PRINCE2 or PMP — a contrast the course unpacks in detail.
Yes, in depth — including its roles, ceremonies, and artifacts — alongside other approaches like Kanban, Lean, and XP for context. This is covered specifically in Module 2: Agile Methodologies.
The course is self-paced, so there's no fixed timeline — you can move through it as quickly or slowly as suits your schedule. In total, it comprises 11 hours of content spread across 6 modules and 24 lessons.
Yes, a dedicated section covers test prep and a walkthrough of a sample exam paper for the BCS Agile Foundation exam. [ADDED] This is delivered in Module 6: DIY, which includes both Test Prep and a Sample Paper Review.
Yes — several parts of the course focus on identifying stakeholders and users and making sure their needs are captured throughout the project. This is covered in Module 3: Starting the Project, under Identifying Stakeholders and Identifying Users.
How to create, estimate, and prioritize user stories, using techniques such as the Fibonacci sequence and Ideal Days, plus how to manage Epics and Backlogs. This spans three dedicated lessons in Module 3: User Stories, User Stories Part 2, and User Stories Part 3.
Yes — you'll cover identifying and managing risk, as well as structuring project communication using tools like information radiators. These topics fall under Module 4: Progressing the Project, in the Risk Management and Planning Communication lessons.
The course walks through iteration reviews and retrospectives, as well as full project release and close-out, so you know how to wrap up each phase properly. Iteration wrap-up is covered in Module 4 (Concluding Iterations), while full project close-out is covered in Module 5 (Project Release and Close-out).
You'll come away with a recognized BCS-accredited certification plus hands-on Agile and Scrum skills that are widely sought after in project management roles.
Yes — Agile and Scrum principles apply to managing dynamic, iterative work generally, not just IT projects.
You set your own schedule — no fixed deadlines or live sessions — and can start, pause, or resume whenever it suits you.
Yes — the format lets you go back to any part of the course whenever you need a refresher, before or after the exam.
Yes — it lets you slow down on harder areas like user stories or risk management, and move faster through material you already know well.
The course follows a logical build from Agile fundamentals through to project close-out, but you're free to move between topics in whatever order works best for you. The six modules — What is Agile?, Agile Methodologies, Starting the Project, Progressing the Project, Project Release and Close-out, and DIY — are designed to build on each other, but you can jump between lessons as needed.
Distinctions and Achievements
About Accredited Agile Project Management Foundation (Scrum)
This program takes a structured route through the Scrum framework, walking through its distinct roles, ceremonies, and artifacts alongside broader Agile thinking. Along the way, you'll build practical ability in stakeholder engagement, writing and estimating user stories, managing risk, and running iteration cycles — all aimed at getting you certification-ready.
What is the Accredited Agile Project Management Foundation (Scrum) Course?
It's a ground-up introduction to Agile project management, built around the Scrum methodology. You'll work through project vision and scope, stakeholder identification, and the mechanics of writing, estimating, and prioritizing user stories, before moving into iteration planning, risk handling, and communication techniques. The course wraps up with project release and close-out practices, leaving you ready to sit the BCS-accredited Agile Foundation exam.
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