Agile Project Management: Preparation for Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)
- Explain agile values and principles and compare Scrum, Kanban, Lean and XP practices.
- Write and refine user stories with acceptance criteria and prioritise a product backlog by value.
- Estimate work using story points and planning poker and plan releases using team velocity.
- Track progress with burndown, burnup and cumulative flow diagrams and act on what they show.
- Facilitate sprint reviews and retrospectives that produce concrete improvement actions.
- Answer scenario-based exam questions with a target score on a timed practice test.
- Agile Mindset and Exam Orientation
- Agile Manifesto values and principles
- PMI-ACP examination content outline and question styles
- Agile versus predictive and hybrid approaches
- Agile Frameworks and Practices
- Scrum roles, events and artefacts
- Kanban, WIP limits and flow
- Lean and XP practices
- Value-Driven Delivery and Product Ownership
- Product vision and roadmaps
- User stories, acceptance criteria and backlog refinement
- Prioritisation techniques such as MoSCoW and WSJF
- Adaptive Planning and Estimation
- Story points, relative sizing and planning poker
- Release and iteration planning
- Velocity and capacity forecasting
- Team Leadership and Stakeholder Engagement
- Servant leadership and self-organising teams
- Information radiators and collaboration
- Conflict and impediment management
- Continuous Improvement and Exam Practice
- Retrospective formats and metrics
- Burndown, burnup and cumulative flow diagrams
- Timed practice exam and answer review
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Program Professional Framework
Agile Project Management: Preparation for Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)
Program Overview
Agile approaches are now used well beyond software, in digital government services, banking products and transformation programmes across the Gulf. This course builds practical agile delivery skills while preparing participants for the PMI-ACP examination. It covers the Agile Manifesto and its principles, Scrum, Kanban, Lean and XP practices, value-driven delivery, backlog management, user stories and estimation, adaptive planning, team facilitation and continuous improvement. Each topic is mapped to the current PMI-ACP examination content outline and reinforced with scenario-based practice questions.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Explain agile values and principles and compare Scrum, Kanban, Lean and XP practices.
- ✓Write and refine user stories with acceptance criteria and prioritise a product backlog by value.
- ✓Estimate work using story points and planning poker and plan releases using team velocity.
- ✓Track progress with burndown, burnup and cumulative flow diagrams and act on what they show.
- ✓Facilitate sprint reviews and retrospectives that produce concrete improvement actions.
- ✓Answer scenario-based exam questions with a target score on a timed practice test.
Target Audience
- Project managers moving to agile or hybrid delivery
- Scrum masters and agile team leads
- Product owners and business analysts
- PMO staff supporting agile teams
Detailed Program Modules
01Agile Mindset and Exam Orientation
- Agile Manifesto values and principles
- PMI-ACP examination content outline and question styles
- Agile versus predictive and hybrid approaches
02Agile Frameworks and Practices
- Scrum roles, events and artefacts
- Kanban, WIP limits and flow
- Lean and XP practices
03Value-Driven Delivery and Product Ownership
- Product vision and roadmaps
- User stories, acceptance criteria and backlog refinement
- Prioritisation techniques such as MoSCoW and WSJF
04Adaptive Planning and Estimation
- Story points, relative sizing and planning poker
- Release and iteration planning
- Velocity and capacity forecasting
05Team Leadership and Stakeholder Engagement
- Servant leadership and self-organising teams
- Information radiators and collaboration
- Conflict and impediment management
06Continuous Improvement and Exam Practice
- Retrospective formats and metrics
- Burndown, burnup and cumulative flow diagrams
- Timed practice exam and answer review
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants set up an agile delivery plan for a case product: a product vision, a prioritised backlog with ten user stories, a release plan based on velocity and a sample retrospective, then complete a timed practice exam.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.


