Agile delivery is often described through ceremonies and tools, but its value comes from collaboration, feedback and prioritising useful work. This proposed course introduces practical Agile thinking.

Explore Scrum roles, planning concepts and visual workflow management, including Jira-style issue tracking. Understand when an iterative approach suits a project and how to avoid treating frameworks as rigid checklists.

Proposed course topics

• Explain Agile principles and compare iterative delivery with predictive approaches.
• Describe common Scrum roles, events and artefacts.
• Write basic user stories and discuss acceptance criteria.
• Prioritise a product backlog and plan a realistic sprint goal.
• Track work using boards, issues and simple progress indicators.
• Use reviews and retrospectives to identify improvements.

Putting the skills into practice

Plan a sample sprint for a small digital-service improvement. Draft a backlog, set a sprint goal and identify the information a project team should share with stakeholders.

Who this course is for

Project coordinators, business analysts, product team members, developers, operations professionals and people entering Agile teams.

Independent training concept; not an official Scrum, Atlassian or Jira certification.