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Mastering Agile Project Management

For anyone who has to choose between frameworks rather than apply one. Scrum, Kanban, AgilePM and PRINCE2 Agile side by side, with the Stacey matrix and Cynefin to make the call. Exercises are reviewed by Kai, not ticked off.

approx. 9 hrs of study time (incl. exercises)
9 Modules
41 Lessons
English
One-time payment

99 €

Launch price — until 31 Oct 2026, then 149 €

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* No VAT charged (small-business rule, § 19 German VAT Act).

  • Permanent access
  • AI learning assistant
  • Certificate of completion
  • All updates included

What you'll learn

Tell Scrum, Kanban, AgilePM and PRINCE2 Agile apart, and say what each is built for and where it reaches its limits
Use the Stacey matrix, Cynefin and the Project Agility Questionnaire to decide how much agility a project can take
Distribute roles and responsibilities so that the team, the project manager and the steering committee do not get in each other's way
Run a backlog with MoSCoW, Definition of Ready and Definition of Done in which priorities are visible
Use timeboxing and retrospectives so that deadlines hold and the team learns from every cycle
Place stakeholders by power and interest and prioritise risks in the backlog
Set tolerances for time, budget, quality and scope, and report to the steering committee on one page

By the end, you'll have

A framework decision for your project (Cynefin, Stacey)
A roles and responsibilities matrix for your team
A backlog with user stories and MoSCoW priorities
A stakeholder matrix by power and interest
Tolerances and metrics you steer your own project with

Who is this course for?

Project Managers

Your next project is supposed to run agile, and you have to decide whether Scrum is enough or whether it needs a framework with steering committee, tolerances and phases

Scrum Masters

Your team works in sprints, but budget, deadlines and stakeholders outside the team follow different rules. You want to understand the level above the sprint

Product Owners and Business Analysts

You bring requirements into the project and are expected to prioritise, although from the business side everything is a must-have

What an exercise looks like

A genuine excerpt from the course, not a mock-up. You work through a scenario, submit your result to Kai, and get feedback that pushes back where your answer doesn't hold.

  1. 1ScenarioA mid-sized company is launching a new customer app. Five people on the team, each with their own strengths and gaps — from the product manager with no technical background to the part-time tester.
  2. 2Your taskAssign a primary role to each team member and justify every assignment in one sentence. Is there someone you would have to give two roles — and why is that a problem?
  3. 3What Kai checksWhether a problematic dual role was identified and named, which conflicts follow from it, and whether each assignment is actually argued for, not just asserted.

A real assessment, unedited, straight from the course player.

You then revise your solution at the points it raises. Only then does the course move on.

Conversation practice with an AI counterpart

Knowing a method is one thing. Defending it in the room is another. Kai plays the other side: Head of Operations or Senior developer. Each role has its own interests and won't just give ground. Before the conversation you see the role profile — what this person is measured on, how they come across, and what won't land with them. Afterwards you get a straight debrief: what convinced, and which counter-argument you left unanswered.

A real sponsor conversation, unedited, straight from the course player.

Why not just take a course on a marketplace?

A fair question. There's no shortage of video courses on this subject, often at a third of the price. Three differences that explain the higher price:

Exercises that push back

Kai reads what you've written and follows up wherever the argument is thin. No completion tick for pressing play — a response to your actual work.

One trainer, not a catalogue

These courses come from someone who also teaches this material in the classroom. Your questions reach him in the course community, not a forum with ten thousand other learners.

Written for European project reality

Examples from European projects and governance under EU law rather than US rules — none of it adapted from a US course.

Course content

1INTRODUCTION – What is agile project management?5 lessons
  • Welcome to the Community
  • Chapter 1.1: Video: Agile vs. Classical Project Management
  • Chapter 1.2: Survey: Which of your current projects are struggling most with uncertainty/change?
  • Chapter 1.3: Video: Course objectives and methodology overview
  • Chapter 1.4: Handout: Agile Manifesto & Overview of Methods
2AGILE MINDSET – Values and Principles4 lessons
3AGILE FRAMEWORKS – Scrum, Kanban, AgilePM & PRINCE2 Agile6 lessons
4PROJECT ORGANIZATION5 lessons
5PROJECT LIFE CYCLE3 lessons
6STRUCTURING TIME AND QUALITY5 lessons
7FOCUS ON PEOPLE AND RISKS4 lessons
8MEASURING AND CONTROLLING PROGRESS3 lessons
9GRADUATION & Your Action Plan6 lessons

Module 1 in detail. The other 8 modules open up in full once you have the course.

Your instructor

Philip Müller

Philip Müller

Trainer & Consultant

More than a decade in project management, consulting and training, and a lecturer in project management at the International School of Management. PRINCE2 Agile Expert, AgilePM® v3 Practitioner, PSM II, PSPO, DevOps Master, ITIL 4 Specialist.

PRINCE2 Agile ExpertAgilePM® v3 PractitionerPSM IIPSPODevOps MasterITIL 4 Specialist

And afterwards?

What you produce in the exercises is what Anvio carries forward and keeps traceable in day-to-day work. The tool is currently in a closed beta for companies.

As a course participant you get 60 days of full access to Anvio Pro. You receive the access code by email after your purchase. Anvio is in closed beta and aimed at businesses — you'll be asked for a brief business confirmation when redeeming.

Take a look at Anvio

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* No VAT charged (small-business rule, § 19 German VAT Act).

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  • AI learning assistant
  • Certificate of completion
  • All updates included
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