This introductory programme puts Agile principles and the Scrum framework into practice through hands-on, interactive exercises rather than theory alone. Participants leave with practical, usable knowledge of how to run Scrum for product development — particularly digital initiatives.
The course covers the full arc of a Scrum team's work: building a product vision and backlog, writing and estimating user stories, planning releases, and running the core Scrum rituals that keep a team in rhythm.
2 days in person, or six 2-hour online sessions
Instructor-led, with facilitated discussion and case study work
12 to 24 participants
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Understand Agile principles and the most widely used frameworks
Compare Agile against traditional Waterfall approaches
Build a product vision, backlog and roadmap
Write and estimate user stories
Plan releases and track progress with burn-down charts
Understand Scrum roles and responsibilities
Run core Scrum rituals: planning, stand-ups, reviews and retrospectives
Agile team members, including Scrum Masters, Product Owners and Managers, subject matter experts and stakeholders
Tell us what you need and our team will reach out from across Southeast Asia.
Tell us what you need and our team will reach out from across Southeast Asia.