PRINCE2® Agile Practitioner

Extending the PRINCE2® metodology with Agile

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Agile is a methodology that relies on iterative development such that the needs and solutions emerge from collaborations between self-dependent teams. Agile endorses a disciplined approach to project management. The Agile approach believes in best practices that help in rapid development while meeting the organisation’s goals as well.

PRINCE2® Agile Practitioner is an endeavour to bring together the advantages of both Agile as well as the PRINCE2®  methodology. The delegates will get the advantage of using both these technologies in a single go. Also, the Agile methodology can be used in any industry. Being an extension of the PRINCE2® methodology, PRINCE2® Agile Practitioner provides knowledge of agile frameworks, concepts and behaviours that are applicable to an organisation's projects. Various approaches such as the Scrum and Kanban can be used as a part of the PRINCE2® Agile methodology. PRINCE2® Agile has six characteristics that help deliver the projects on time and within the estimated budget of the organisation.

  • Now with PRINCE2® 2017 Update

  • Apply suitable Agile method to be used with PRINCE2® Agile

  • Effectively customise PRINCE2® processes to meet the needs of the project

  • Understand in-depth all the main Agile concepts and blend them with PRINCE2® methodology

  • Combine Agile and PRINCE2® methodologies to earn a double advantage

WHAT'S INCLUDED ?

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Tutor Support

A dedicated tutor will be at your disposal throughout the training to guide you through any issues.

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Key Learning Points

Clear and concise objectives to guide delegates through the course.

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Exam Prepration Tips

It helps in preparation for the exam so that they can score well.

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Exam(s) included

Exams are provided, as part of the course. Obtaining certification is dependant on passing these exams

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Certification

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PREREQUISITES

For enrolling into the PRINCE2® Agile examination, the delegates must hold any one of the below certifications:

  • PRINCE2 Foundation
  • Certified Associate in Project Management® (CAPM)
  • Project Management Professional® (PMP)
  • PRINCE2 Practitioner
  • Levels of IPMA® (A, B, C and D - Certified Projects Director)

 

TARGET AUDIENCE

PRINCE2® Agile Practitioner course is recommended for:

  • Delegates who already have experience of Agile and now want to adopt PRINCE2®
  • PRINCE2 Practitioners
  • Agile Project Managers
  • Scrum Masters
  • Project Office Managers
  • Project Leaders
  • Team Managers
  • Agile Support
  • Agile Facilitators
  • DSDM Coaches

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

  • To use Agilometer for efficient decision-making
  • To customize PRINCE2® principles, processes and themes
  • Understanding of Agile framework along with PRINCE2® techniques
  • Understand basic concepts of working on agile methods
  • Understanding of the fundamental concepts of frameworks like Scrum, Kanban, Lean Startup and other techniques of agile
  • Recognise which agile methodology is suitable to use along with PRINCE2® Agile
  • Understand benefits of combining Agile and PRINCE2®

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Agile, even the name suggests, is for those organisations who are actively thinking of the future in terms of time and money. PRINCE2® Agile Practitioner qualification helps the delegates apply PRINCE2® concepts to their projects in real-time situations. Being two very strong methodologies for project management, their coming together signifies an even better approach being handled out to the delegates. While PRINCE2® focuses on providing better project management skills, the Agile technology helps in delivering projects on time as per the clients' requests. MSP Training offers PRINCE2® Agile Practitioner course to help delegates learn to combine PRINCE2® and Agile framework for better control and efficient management of the projects.

Examination

PRINCE2® Agile Practitioner exam has the following format:

 It is an objective type and open book exam having 50 questions in all. Each question carries 1 mark each. The delegates are required to score 60% or 30 marks to clear the certification exam. The Duration of this exam is 150 minutes with no additional time being provided for reading the questions.


PROGRAM CONTENT

  • Introduction to Agile
    • Basic concepts of agile ways of working
    • History of Agile
    • Benefits of Agile
    • Understand the difference between projects and Business As Usual
    • Why Agile was developed
    • Where to use agile approaches
    • Different agile maturity levels
    • Popular Agile frameworks
    • Techniques and behaviours of agile
    • Define PRINCE2® agile
    • Define kanban
      • Kanban method
      • Six general practices
      • Use of CFD’s (Cumulative Flow Diagram)
    • Core concepts of Lean Startup
    • How to shift to agile
    • Explain Scrum theory
    • Nature of scrum team
    • Scrum events
    • Scrum sprints and artefacts
  • Motive and context for merging PRINCE2® with Agile
    • Understand advantages PRINCE2® and Agile ways
    • Who can get benefit from using PRINCE2® agile
    • Understand eight guidance points
    • PRINCE2® governance and controls
    • PRINCE2® project journey
  • Motive and use of Agilometer throughout the project
    • Six sliders on Agilometer
    • Importance of Agilometer
    • Ways to improve Agilometer sliders
    • Requirements prioritisation in Agilometer
    • Rich communication focus area
    • Benefits of frequent releases
    • Benefits of failing fast
  • Understand fix and flex six aspects of projects 
    • Use hexagon for six aspects of project performance
    • Learn what to ‘fix’ and ‘flex’ about six aspects of project performance
    • Why ‘fix and flex’ approach is right
  • Adapt PRINCE2® themes, processes, principles and management products to project in agile
    • PRINCE2® Agile behaviours
    • Transparency
    • Collaboration
    • Self-organization
    • Rich communication
    • Exploration
    • Use specialist roles
    • Organisation of project team
    • Typical delivery team makeup
    • Understand servant leadership
    • Use and importance
    • Understand working agreements
    • Define testing
    • Quality checking
    • Approaches to planning
    • Common feedback loops
  • PRINCE2® monitoring techniques
    • Bum charts
    • Information radiators
    • How to direct project stage
    • Benefits of working collaboratively
    • Managing a stage and controlling stage boundary
    • Managing product delivery (scrum and kanban)
    • How to effectively close project
    • Guidance on use of contracts
    • Tips to become PRINCE2® Agile Project Manager

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ABOUT Norwich

Norwich is a city situated on the bank of river Wensum. Norwich comes under the administration of East Anglia of England. It is also regional managerial Centre for both the region i.e East Anglia and county town. Until the 11th century, it was recognized as the largest city in England. In 2011 census the population of this town was 2 lakh 15 thousand. Cities such as Taverham, Hellesdon, old Catton, Thorpe St Andrew, Sprowston, and Costessey comes under the jurisdiction of it.  Norwich has a highly dense population with respect to the area covered. Norwich City F.C is the most followed football club of the city. Clive Lewis and Chloe Smith are present MP’s of this city. Norwich conferred with England's first UNESCO city in the field of Literature in 2012.

History

The history began with the rule of Romans. Romans got dismantled around 450 CE. The city got its name from Northwich, it was founded between 5th and 7th century. It was followed by deadly war between English and Romans. During Middle Ages around 1134, the presence of Jews was noted there. The early period between 1485 and 1640 was considered the time where the wool industry got the expansion. During 17thcentury population increased very rapidly. During this time others industries such as printing, engineering, finance, tourism, and electronics. Further, it followed with several civil wars and the Victorian era.

Education

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Culture

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Sports and Safe city

Speedway racing was popular in the region prior and after the Second World War. The famous lightweight champion of the world Jon Thaxton belonged to this city. Norwich is as old as London i.e capital city of England for several centuries prior to Industrialisation.  It is also famous for its greenery. Soon it will be converting into the transition town. Norwich considered as the safest city to live, study, visit and much more. Norwich has immense and healthy youth population. There is a very commendable initiative that has been started by the people i.e. “meet the people”. It is an event that covers discussion on the topics such as social and political among all walks of life. Student’s contribution in making good environment is commendable. The right combination of youth, friendly environment and safety makes it a perfect place to study.

Climate

It has maritime climate as it is near to the river Wensum. It did not have any extreme temperature conditions in the past as well as in the present scenarios. There has not been any single case of the shortage of rainfall and undistributed rainfall in the region. The official met office of the region is Coltishall. All the records present here have been used to study the climatic pattern of the region. The Met office provides the updated information to the locals to aware them of any natural hazard.

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It is well connected with road, railway, and Air. It is a junction point for the east and west, i.e. Great Yarmouth (East) and Kings Lynn and Peterborough (West). The local government has recommended an upgrading of the roads. It is also linked to the Cambridge via A11. The rail network is well connected to London Liverpool Street, Peterborough, Nottingham, Sheffield and a few more. The prominent bus services are being run by Anglian Bus, First Norfolk, Suffolk, connecting bus service a few more. There is a famous national cycle route for bicycle commuters. There is a river Yare that provides the water transport to the region.