What we offer
We keep all our trainings both on-site or interactive on-line form.
The Agile Project Management method responds very effectively to the challenges of the current age project management. The PMI ACP (Agile Certified Practitioner)® certification means an agile project manager certified by the most prestigious international organization. PMI exams are known to be very difficult and require thorough preparation: openness, work experience and responsiveness. The PMI ACP® certification is one of PMI®’s fastest growing certifications.
The PMI ACP® exam requirements include 21 hours of certified instruction – our training course also meets this requirement in a form that PMI can audit. The theoretical material of the examination is fully covered, with type questions, attitudes and exam tips. We make dry theoretical material easy to understand with real case studies.
With PMI-ACP®, you become an internationally recognized, experienced expert in the application of agile trends, which can be used on a wide spectrum of projects, building on case studies.
Why is this exam preparation training useful?
The PMI ACP certification can demonstrate the latest project management skills and knowledge in response to the most urgent questions.
- It helps to increase the professional versatility of project managers
- It helps to navigate through a variety of agile methods and prepares
for projects following several methodologies (e.g. Scrum, Kanban, XP, FDD, Crystal, DSDM, Lean)
- It not only prepares for IT and software development approach but also includes agile leadership, agile organizational culture
Three-half-day training will review and organize this wide and growing area based on the PMI exam requirements to establish the successful completion of the exam. Test questions and sample exams also help to prepare For successful training.
Who do we recommend it to?
For practitioners, skilled project managers, managers who want to take the ACP exam
Thematics
- An Overview of the Agile methods, Agile Manifesto,
- All about human factors in agility: inclusion, motivation models, teambuilding, self-organization issues
- Project launch: Agile Charter, planning, backlog and story
- Agile Planning: Estimation, prioritization, release, iterations
- Agile implementation: Reporters, changes, standup, retrospective
- Agile Management Methods (Servant, Management 3.0, etc.), agile organization, coaching, mentoring
- Catalogue Of Agile Methods: Scrum, XP, Lean, Kanban, etc.
- PMI-ACP Special topics: contract, clearing
- Exam Preparation Advice
