Agile (Project) Management
Why Study/Key Benefits
Develop practical knowledge of Agile project management principles and techniques.
Learn how to improve team engagement, productivity and project performance.
Understand how to manage changing or uncertain project environments.
Improve workload planning, progress monitoring and issue tracking.
Learn how to create a more collaborative and adaptable team environment.
Develop skills for managing projects with tight deadlines and limited resources.
Programme Structure and Subjects/Topics
The official brochure lists the following topics:
Starting with why.
Agile principles.
Teamwork.
Creating the Agile environment.
Leading an Agile team.
Visual management.
Effective conversations.
Performance reporting.
Improving learning.
Participants are expected to learn how to:
Implement a simple Agile approach.
Engage and motivate a team.
Manage workload and changing requirements.
Coach team members effectively.
Develop a realistic project plan.
Measure progress and track issues.
Embed continuous learning into project work.
Disciplines/Specialisations
The course focuses on Agile project management and its practical application in:
Project and programme delivery.
Team leadership and collaboration.
Workload and resource management.
Project planning and performance monitoring.
Change management.
Continuous improvement and learning.
Programme Highlights
Two-day practical Agile Project Management course.
Presenter: Steven Briggs.
Two advertised 2027 locations: Christchurch and Auckland.
International and domestic fees are listed at the same price.
Topics include Agile principles, team leadership, visual management, performance reporting and continuous learning.
The course is intended for people who want to improve performance in project or development environments.
Minimum participant numbers apply before the course is confirmed.
Career Outcomes
The course may help participants improve their performance in roles involving:
Project coordination and administration.
Project management.
Team supervision and leadership.
Business and operational improvement.
Project planning and delivery.
Development and infrastructure projects.
Latest Updates/Special Requirements
The official brochure was last updated on 25 September 2026.
The latest advertised intakes are 23 March 2027 in Christchurch and 11 May 2027 in Auckland.
The course duration is two days.
Minimum participant numbers apply before a course is confirmed.
The exact venue, daily timetable and any required pre-course preparation are not published.
No separate international admission procedure or English-language test requirement is stated for this course.
International Student Visa Requirements
This is a two-day course delivered at locations in New Zealand. An international student travelling from India to attend in person will need appropriate permission to enter New Zealand.
A Visitor Visa allows eligible visitors to study for up to 3 months in any 12-month period. A two-day course is within this study-duration limit, provided the visitor meets all visa conditions.
Indian passport holders should check the Visitor Visa requirement before travel; they should not assume they can enter using an NZeTA.
The current Visitor Visa application cost starts at NZD $441, and Immigration New Zealand reports that 80% of applications are processed within 2 weeks. Processing times and fees can change.
Applicants must demonstrate genuine visitor intentions, sufficient funds or acceptable sponsorship, and plans to leave New Zealand at the end of their stay.
Applicants paying their own expenses generally need at least NZD $1,000 per month for living costs, or NZD $400 per month if accommodation has already been paid.
A Visitor Visa does not permit ordinary employment in New Zealand.
A Student Visa is generally required when the intended study in New Zealand exceeds 3 months. This short course alone does not establish eligibility for a Student Visa or a post-study work visa.


