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.