Course catalogue

Online courses in agile project management & AI

Hands-on training and upskilling for project managers, Scrum Masters and team leads — with video lessons, exercises and a certificate of completion.

Included in every course

  • Kai reviews your exercises and signs them off only when your answer holds up
  • One continuous case project, from kick-off to rollout
  • Conversation practice with a role profile and a debrief
  • Certificate of completion once you finish the course in full
  • A course community — I usually answer questions within 24 hours

Bundles

Two courses as a bundle — cheaper than buying separately.

-20%
Mastering Agile Project Management
AI-Powered Project Management
  • Mastering Agile Project Management
  • AI-Powered Project Management

199 €

248 €

Launch price — until 31 Oct 2026, then 299 €

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Individual courses

  • A prompt library for recurring project tasks
  • A governance checklist for your project under the EU AI Act
  • An ROI calculation with payback period and a make-or-buy decision
9 Modules94 LessonsCheaper in a bundle
149 €Start course →

Launch price — until 31 Oct 2026, then 229 €

  • A framework decision for your project (Cynefin, Stacey)
  • A roles and responsibilities matrix for your team
  • A backlog with user stories and MoSCoW priorities
9 Modules41 LessonsCheaper in a bundle
99 €Start course →

Launch price — until 31 Oct 2026, then 149 €

Included in every course: conversation practice

Kai plays the other side — depending on the course, the sponsor who wants date and scope fixed at once, the developer who calls the plan unrealistic, or the works council that pushes back on the AI tool. You see the role profile first, pick the opening situation, and finish with a straight debrief — including one line you could have said instead.

Training for your team?

Corporate training with a curriculum built around your team — on-site or online.

Business enquiry

Agile project management training: which course is right for you

The bottleneck is rarely knowledge. You can look up what Scrum is in ten minutes. The hard part comes before that: choosing an approach that will actually work for this project, with these people, under these constraints — and defending that choice to someone who expected something else.

That is why these courses are not video libraries. Each one is built around a single case project you take end to end, from initial brief to rollout — and every exercise along the way is marked. Kai, the assessor, marks every submission against a fixed rubric and sends it back if it is too thin — even when you push for sign-off.

You also practise difficult conversations with counterparts who have agendas of their own: the sponsor who wants the date and the scope fixed at the same time, the works council that drags its feet. So you leave with more than a certificate: a project you have set up yourself.

The right course for your starting point

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, and when each one actually works. AgilePM is one of the four frameworks, with roles, phases, MoSCoW and timeboxing covered in detail. Nine modules, 41 lessons.
AI-Powered Project Management
For anyone expected to use AI in day-to-day project work who wants to know where it helps and where it does harm: prompt engineering, AI in classic and agile projects, and governance under the EU AI Act as a dedicated module. Nine modules, 94 lessons.
Both together
The two courses start from different questions — one is about choosing the method, the other about using AI tools inside it. If you need both, the bundle costs less than two separate purchases.
For teams rather than individuals
When several people from one organisation need to learn this, buying seats one at a time is rarely the right route. There are team licences with progress tracking, plus scheduled in-house training and workshops.

Common questions about the courses

How is this different from a video course?

The feedback. On a video platform you tick lessons off; here the exercises are marked. Kai, the assessor, marks each submission against a fixed rubric, states precisely what is missing and sends it back if it is too thin. Then there is the conversation practice: Kai plays roles with interests of their own — a sponsor, a works council — and the debrief afterwards shows you exactly where the conversation went wrong.

What do I walk away with?

A project you have set up yourself. Every exercise builds on a single case project that runs from initial brief through to rollout, and the project documents you produce along the way are yours to keep and reuse as templates. Once you have completed the course in full, the platform also issues a personalised certificate of completion as a PDF.

Does this prepare me for the AgilePM® Foundation exam?

Only in part. In Mastering Agile Project Management, AgilePM is one of four frameworks; roles, phases, MoSCoW and timeboxing are covered in depth, but the exam syllabus is not what the course is built around. It is not an accredited course — you book the exam separately with an accredited provider. If the exam pass is all you are after, go straight to an accredited training organisation.

Who is this not for?

Three situations. If you only need a certificate for your personnel file, you are better off with an accredited exam provider. If you need fixed dates, a group and someone in the room, in-house training will serve you better than self-paced study. And if you are after a plain overview of the methods, you can find that for free — the effort here only pays off once you actually work through the exercises.

How much time should I set aside?

Any figure in hours would be a guess: you set the pace, and a marked exercise takes as long as your submission needs. What is certain is the scope — Mastering Agile Project Management has nine modules with 41 lessons, AI-Powered Project Management nine modules with 94 lessons. Access never expires and includes future updates — no fixed term, no subscription.

What if the course is not right for me?

You have 14 days to withdraw from the purchase, as long as you have not opened any course content — an email to info@agile-forge.com is enough. If you would rather look first, every course has a preview, and the free project health check takes a few minutes and shows you where your gaps actually are.

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