In this 2-day course you learn to apply Agile project management: sprints, scrum roles, MoSCoW and timeboxing. You prepare for the Agile Project Management Foundation exam.

  • Flexible steering for maximum project results
  • Directly applicable to your own projects
  • Preparation for the official exam
  • Practical tools such as MoSCoW and timeboxing
  • Insight into Agile roles and team structure

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2 days

Zwolle Mon 28 & Tue 29 September 2026
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Agile project management delivers results quickly in short sprints. In this 2-day course you get to grips with the Agile philosophy, scrum roles and useful tools such as MoSCoW and timeboxing. After that you are ready for the official Foundation exam.

Description

Agile project management is a popular and effective way of working on projects. Projects are delivered in small, manageable steps (sprints). As a project manager, you steer an Agile project differently from traditional methods such as PRINCE2.

In this two-day Agile Project Management Foundation course you will be introduced to the philosophy and basic principles of Agile and Scrum. You will learn which roles, responsibilities and team structures belong to an Agile project team, and how to apply the Agile Framework in practice. You will also work with aids and tools such as the MoSCoW method and timeboxing.

After completing the course, you will be able to manage projects flexibly, respond quickly and achieve the maximum project result within a short lead time. You will also be well prepared for the official Agile Project Management Foundation exam.

Topics

The Agile Project Management Foundation course covers topics including:

Day 1. Introduction to Agile project management

  • The philosophy and principles behind Agile
  • The function and applications of working in an Agile way
  • Agile versus traditional project management
  • Agile, Scrum and DSDM in context
  • Advantages, disadvantages and success factors of Agile
  • Scrum teams: roles, responsibilities and team structure
  • Agile management style and project leadership

Day 2. Getting started with Agile project management

  • Project phasing: the stages in an Agile project
  • Project planning and control: structuring and timeboxing
  • Setting priorities with the MoSCoW method
  • Additional aids and tools for Agile projects
  • Communication and collaboration within Scrum teams
  • Preparation for the official Agile Project Management Foundation exam

Result

After this two-day course you will know the philosophy, principles and processes of Agile project management and how Agile relates to more traditional methods such as PRINCE2. You will know the team roles within a scrum team and which Agile techniques, aids and tools to use in which situation.

You will be able to manage projects yourself according to the Agile Framework, set priorities using the MoSCoW method and structure your work with timeboxing. You will recognise risks in an Agile project and know how to limit them. You will also be well prepared for the official Agile Project Management Foundation exam.

Target audience

The Agile Project Management Foundation course has been developed for project managers in an Agile environment. The course is also of interest to information managers, business analysts, functional designers, product developers and software engineers who work in Agile teams or will shortly start doing so.

Teaching method

During this two-day course you will alternate theory with plenty of practice. You will work with examples from your own working situation and apply the Agile principles directly in exercises and assignments. This way you will experience how sprints, scrum roles and tools such as the MoSCoW method and timeboxing work in practice.

You take the course in a small group, guided by an experienced trainer with extensive practical experience in Agile project management. There is plenty of room for questions, discussion and exchanging experiences with other participants. You receive up-to-date course material and, afterwards, a certificate of participation. Would you like to be officially certified? You can book the accompanying exam separately.

Prior knowledge

No specific prior knowledge is required for this course. Some experience of working on projects or in project teams is useful, but not a requirement. Are you interested in Agile and do you want to manage projects more flexibly? Then you can simply join.

Comments

Would you like to become certified? You can book the accompanying EXIN Agile Project Management Foundation exam with us directly. The exam costs €90.00 (excl. VAT). You schedule the exam online at a time that suits you and take it from home or the office. During the exam you are monitored by a proctor via webcam and microphone. Please indicate in the comments field on the registration form that you wish to book the exam.

In-company

Would you like to organise this training for a whole group or several groups? This can be cost-effective. For example, we can tailor the content entirely to your organisation, and training a whole group is also cheaper.

Are you looking at large numbers of participants or a complete academy? That involves a great deal. Consider planning and communication, for example, or identifying and agreeing the objectives and content of the training. Or differences in level, feedback mechanisms and safeguarding. Fortunately, Learnit has extensive experience in this field (more than 25 years) and we are happy to help you through this process.

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Language

The training is given in Dutch as standard. The trainer has a good command of English. English-language course material can be used. With a minimum enrolment of 3 participants, the training can also be given entirely in English.

Available dates

When would you like to start?

Tue 29 & Wed 30 June 2027

Utrecht
€ 1300,- excl. VAT

Mon 28 & Tue 29 September 2026

Zwolle
Guaranteed start
€ 1300,- excl. VAT

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Date
Guaranteed start

2 training days

Guaranteed start

Mon 28 & Tue 29 September 2026

Zwolle
Guaranteed start
€ 1300,- excl. VAT

Utrecht

Tue 29 & Wed 30 June 2027

Utrecht
€ 1300,- excl. VAT

Zwolle

Mon 28 & Tue 29 September 2026

Zwolle
Guaranteed start
€ 1300,- excl. VAT

No suitable start date? Send us a date request. Then we will look together at how we can still meet your training needs.

Reviews

What others say about this course

  • "Enjoyable course with plenty of hands-on practice!"

    - Project Management
  • “As a beginner with no previous project management experience, I found this course excellent. I learned a great deal and was given valuable, practical tools to get started with and to keep a good overview. They were three thoroughly enjoyable and instructive days.”

    A. Tolboom - Trias Pedagogica- Project Management
    Rating 9.2
  • “A very enjoyable course that provides enormously helpful guidance for those starting out as project managers. The trainer was very good and enthusiastic and motivates all participants with his passion for the subject!”

    E. Hagedoorn, BrandBase- Project Management
    Rating 8.4
  • "I already had some experience with projects. The content of the course matched that experience well, which meant I could use a lot of practical examples and take in the material easily. Thanks to the course, I was able to analyse and deal with the various problems that arose during those earlier projects."

    - Project Management
  • “A course that is readily applicable in practice, delivered in a highly engaging and interactive way. After 3 days the participant has a number of tools they can put to use straight away.”

    J.M. Schimmel, Schimmel Advies & Ondersteuning - Project Management
    Rating 8.9
  • “A very practical course for learning the basics of working with projects, in which you learn and apply various tools and techniques for writing a project plan. Highly recommended!”

    H. Lanting - Aurelia Onderwijs - Project Management
    Rating 8.0
  • "A practice-oriented course. Afterwards you can get started with it straight away. Good value for money."

    - Project Management
  • "A good, practical course with exercises geared to your own work situation."

    - Project Management
  • “Professional, knowledgeable, with an eye not only for the course content but also for what is going on within the organisation concerned.”

    R. de Koning. Regionale Huisartsenpost Drechtsteden- Project Management
    Rating 8.2
  • “The course provides both a sound theoretical basis and its practical application. This is done through a well-structured treatment of the material combined with some case studies to put it into practice. Ultimately you want the subject matter to become second nature, rather than a trick you have learned. They have found a good method for that. The small group size is also very pleasant. Plenty of room for personal questions.”

    J. de Jonge- Project Management
    Rating 9.0
  • “A very useful course for people who, as project managers, want to bring proper order to their work”

    A. van 't Veld, De Vlieg- Project Management
    Rating 7.3
  • "A good course with plenty of practical examples. Learning objectives were set on day 1 and covered for each participant. Very applicable to my current situation and to all the problems everyone comes across personally in their project life."

    - Project Management
  • “Thinking carefully beforehand about what I wanted to achieve myself and about the content the course offers meant that I learned from this course what I expected to. There were also points I had given less thought to previously that have now become very clear to me, allowing me to avoid pitfalls.”

    L. van Zuylen, BISC - Project Management
    Rating 8.6
  • “The project management course is an absolute must for people working within projects, whether they are project leaders or team members. The material covered is certainly very applicable in practice for us... the SMART formulation in particular can be applied anywhere.”

    Patrick Spuij, High Security B.V. - Project Management and Project-based Working
    Rating 8.6
  • "A complete and compact training course in project management from an experienced trainer. The knowledge is directly applicable and not dependent on any particular methodology. Highly recommended as an introductory course in this field!"

    I. van Bemmelm, Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC - Project Management
    Rating 8.0
  • "Because of his approach, I can wholeheartedly recommend this trainer as someone who will expertly help you become more at home in the practice of project management."

    - Project Management
  • “Learnit's project management course gives a good insight into the process steps and the decision points for each phase. The subject matter is fairly complex, but thanks in part to the trainer's sound, enthusiastic and thorough approach, you are guided nicely through the steps of working on a project basis.”

    Theo van Daalhoff, Gemeente Den Haag- Project Management
    Rating 8.1
  • "Good training course, clear course material and well explained by the trainer. Highly applicable. Because you use your own case, it is easy to follow and to apply."

    - Project Management
  • “For project leaders/project managers who are just starting out, this is an extremely useful course. Working in phases and in a structured way is central to it. The tricks of the trade for working on a project basis are all covered. For more experienced PLs/PMs it is also a useful course as a refresher or as confirmation (or adjustment) of the working methods they already have in place.”

    Marco Spackler, Kenz-Figee - Project Management
    Rating 8.3
  • “As a newcomer to this field, I found it an instructive and good course. The trainer mainly used the theory as a framework for practice. The focus was on thinking through a possible project. By mapping out and describing everything properly beforehand, it becomes so much easier to carry out a project. The trainer was an old hand who had a firm command of the material. He was able to improvise during the sessions and was open to questions arising from his participants' own working practice. On top of that, he was very pleasant company! I regard this course as a good foundation for anyone starting out as a project leader.”

    F.L.M. Groot Koerkamp, Kiskadee- Project Management
    Rating 9.0
  • “A substantively strong and practice-oriented course in which all the points I raised beforehand were covered in detail. The alternation between theory and practice was pleasant and immediately applicable. Thanks to Hans's extensive practical experience, I picked up valuable tips and learned to look at everyday work challenges in a different way. The course was excellently run, well organised and the contact was pleasant. As an addition, I would like to see soft skills practised through role-play as well.”

    N. Smit - Retail Solutions- Project Management
    Rating 8.4
  • “the trainer in particular is what I would recommend.”

    - Project Management
  • “It had been quite some time since I last worked with this material consciously and actively. I was given a pleasant wake-up call and immediately received the right tools to press ahead. Really great!”

    M. Timmermans - Gemeente Roosendaal- Project Management
    Rating 8.8
  • "The Project Management course works perfectly well online: it gives a lot of insight into the process theories and methods. But it also leaves plenty of room to bring in your own practical questions and cases and discuss them with the group, which is why this course remained interesting throughout. The trainer has a great deal of practical experience and combined that well with the theory."

    - Project Management
  • "A course I really got something out of, with a great trainer who teaches with passion and enthusiasm, creates variety and really knows what she is talking about!"

    J. van Buuren, Leger des Heils- Project Management
    Rating 8.8
  • “An enjoyable and above all instructive course with room for your own input and ideas. The participants and the learning objectives of the company concerned were listened to carefully.”

    Nick van Oosten - Project Management
    Rating 8.3
  • "The Project Management course I attended was extremely good: it was genuine training in working on a project basis and in setting up, controlling and managing projects. Because of the small number of participants, everyone had the opportunity to raise their practical questions and have them explained. What was covered in the course can be applied directly by me in practice. In short, this is not a course but training as training should be."

    A. Sjauw, Gemeente Almere - Project Management
    Rating 9.0
  • "Good training course covering the basics of project management. The material is put into practice straight away in your own project plan."

    - Project Management
  • "An excellent course for conveying the basics of project management to your team members. It enables them to be self-starting in projects and to come up with a sound plan. They can also constructively and critically challenge others when they have a role other than that of project manager."

    - Project management and leadership
  • “I learnt practical applications based on the theory.”

    N. Wolf - Remark B.V. - Project Management
    Rating 7.2
  • “A very instructive course that is also structured in a very practical way. Through practical examples and assignments you are shown the ropes of working on a project basis. Because I had a private course, I had the advantage that everything was tailored to my situation.”

    S. Pruimboom, DSW Zorgverzekeraar- Project Management
    Rating 9.0
  • "Excellent training course, excellent venue (Zwolle) and the trainer manages to discuss the core aspects of project management clearly in 3 days, but above all in an informal way. Theory and practice are well alternated through individual as well as group assignments. The group consisted of 3 participants, so you get a lot of personal attention. In addition, we came from completely different organisations, so you pick up a range of experiences. I am very satisfied with having taken this course!"

    G. Keulen, SRAM Europe Sales & Services BV- Project Management
    Rating 8.3
  • “This course has given me an enormous number of tools that I can use during my projects. I now look forward to coming projects with confidence.”

    Trainer Learnit - Project Management
    Rating 8.9
  • “A project may look complicated, but if you apply project management and work on a project basis it becomes a lot clearer. Suddenly, paths with benches appear in the forest. That makes the walk through a project a lot more enjoyable.”

    Mirjam Zoomer, M. Zoomer- Projectmanagement
    Rating 9.1
  • “The specialist trainer responds well to questions and points of confusion. The course material can be used well as a reference work. It is very positive that the trainer engages properly with practical examples from the group.”

    K. van Rossenberg, ActiZ- Project Management
    Rating 8.5
  • "The Project Management course is a course that gives you structure for both small and large projects. The tools on offer can be used straight away or are interesting to develop further. The diversity of the participants was also an instructive side benefit that worked out inspiringly and refreshingly, as we shared each other's experiences."

    - Project Management
  • “I have rarely attended a course that was so engaging from the very first moment. Very clear, with plenty of tools to apply straight away. Recommended for beginning and experienced project leaders alike.”

    W.H. Zoeten, Danielson Europe- Project Management
    Rating 8.6
  • "I had not expected to get so much out of a course in as short a period as three days. I also more than achieved my personal learning objectives. The course tied in very well with practice, particularly because the trainer was able to respond to my own situation from his own experience. My new knowledge is not only immediately applicable, but also a sound basis for a follow-up course."

    - Project Management
  • “I thought it was an enjoyable course in small groups at a good location and the trainer was highly competent. Excellent! Learned a lot.”

    C. Conradus - VO-content- Project Management
    Rating 8.0
  • “For anyone who wants to delve into project management, this course is a very good start.”

    G.B. Wekking, Voith Paper BV - Project Management
    Rating 7.7
  • “Enjoyable and interesting course. The material is not drummed into you but is presented in the right doses. The practical assignments were fun to do. I also thought it was good that the class is capped at 4 participants, which makes the most of the interaction between trainer and participant. That is what you come for, after all...!”

    M.G. Zonneveld, Marco Zonneveld- Project Management
    Rating 7.7
  • “Within a day I gained a lot of insight into my position within my team and the organisation. And on top of that, extra tools to fill in the reorganisation in a positive way. These 2 things mean that I go into the coming exciting period with a bit more calm and confidence.”

    J. de Heij, Picturae- Project Management
    Rating 8.8
  • “A good start for understanding project management, experiencing it and putting it into practice.”

    P. Takken - VodafoneZiggo - Project Management
    Rating 9.0
  • “Excellent course that brings the theory to life for you.”

    Mr C. Weeda, Gemeente Zoetermeer- Project Management
    Rating 8.7
  • “In a short space of time I was given a great many tools that allow me to set up and manage my projects better. I can even apply the knowledge I gained on a personal level.”

    Chris Koeling, SBP b.v. De Zaak - Project Management
    Rating 9.1
  • “An instructive course that gives you a good impression of how to work on a project basis.”

    Gerard van der Meer, High Security B.V. - Project Management and working on a project basis
    Rating 8.1
  • “I found it a practical course and I was able to translate the content to my own situation, which made it visual for me.”

    J. Jansen-Faber, Hagaziekenhuis- Project Management
    Rating 8.0
  • “A very complete course on how to approach projects. A good basis to get started with. Plenty of practical examples are used and the trainer tries to apply the material to your own working environment. It is not just theory; every day there are one or two practical assignments. You are in a small group, so there is a lot of personal attention. The participants come from a wide range of sectors, so the material is looked at from different perspectives, which is very enjoyable. All in all, recommended!”

    A. Brugman, Xelion- Project Management
    Rating 8.1
  • "An enjoyable, practical course in which you can start working on your own project straight away."

    - Project Management
  • “Very enjoyable course with clear learning objectives, everything was explained clearly and there was plenty of room for questions and explanation.”

    D. Kamphuis - Quanza- Project Management
    Rating 8.8

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Frequently asked questions

The Agile Project Management Foundation course takes two consecutive days. You follow the course in a classroom setting in a small group, guided by an experienced trainer. The current price per person can be found on the course page. Would you like to certify? You can book the official EXIN exam separately; those costs are also listed on the course page. You take the exam online under the supervision of a proctor, at a time that suits you.

No specific prior knowledge is required for the Agile Project Management Foundation course. Some experience of working on projects is useful, but not a requirement. The two-day classroom course starts with the basics: the philosophy, principles and roles within Agile and Scrum. After that you get straight to work with the Agile Framework, the MoSCoW method and timeboxing, using practical examples.

After the two-day Agile Project Management Foundation course you will receive a certificate of attendance from Learnit. Would you like to obtain an official, internationally recognised certificate? In that case you book the EXIN Agile Project Management Foundation exam separately. You will find the current exam fee on the course page, or you can ask about it when you book. You sit this exam online at a time that suits you, supervised by a proctor via webcam and microphone.

Agile project management delivers results in short, flexible sprints, whereas PRINCE2 works with a predefined project structure and phasing. With Agile you manage for speed, collaboration and adaptability; with PRINCE2 for control, documentation and predictability. In the 2-day Agile Project Management Foundation course you will learn to recognise these differences and discover when working with Agile delivers the most for your projects.

The Agile Project Management Foundation course is intended for project managers working in an Agile environment, or about to do so. Information managers, business analysts, functional designers, product developers and software engineers also complete this two-day classroom course successfully. In two days you learn to apply Agile principles, scrum roles and tools such as MoSCoW and timeboxing in your day-to-day practice.

The Agile Project Management Foundation course consists of two classroom days led by an experienced trainer. Day 1 focuses on theory: Agile philosophy, scrum roles and team structure. On day 2 you work practically with the Agile Framework, timeboxing and the MoSCoW method, using examples from your own working practice. Up-to-date course material is included.

A self-study route works perfectly well if you mainly want to work through the theory and set your own pace. Learnit's classroom-based Agile Project Management Foundation course lasts two days. The difference lies in three things. First, you practise the Agile Framework, MoSCoW and timeboxing using examples from your own practice, with direct feedback from the trainer. Second, you discuss scrum roles, team structure and collaboration with other participants, which is difficult to replicate in self-study. Third, you are specifically prepared for the official Agile Project Management Foundation exam, which you can optionally book in addition. The current rates can be found on the course page. Choose the classroom course if you value interaction, practical application and exam preparation; choose self-study if budget and flexibility weigh more heavily.

Booking the exam as well makes sense if you need the certification for your job, an assignment or your CV. The two-day course prepares you in terms of content for the official EXIN Agile Project Management Foundation exam. Day 2 concludes with specific exam preparation. The current costs for the course and exam can be found on the course page. You schedule the exam online at a time that suits you and take it at home; a proctor monitors via webcam and microphone. Would you rather just learn to apply Agile in your projects without a certificate? Then you can skip the exam. When registering, please state in the comments field that you would like to book the exam.

On day 2 you will work practically with two core tools from Agile project management. The MoSCoW method helps you prioritise requirements into four categories: Must have, Should have, Could have and Won't have. You will learn how to determine, together with stakeholders, what is really needed for a successful delivery and what can wait. You will learn to use timeboxing to give sprints and activities a fixed duration, where the scope is flexible but the deadline is fixed. You will practise with examples from your own working environment, so that you can apply both techniques directly to ongoing projects. Together with the Agile Framework, these tools form the basis for the planning and control of your projects. Both topics also feature in the official Agile Project Management Foundation exam from EXIN.

In traditional project management you mainly steer by a plan set out in advance, with scope, budget and lead time as firm parameters. With Agile you work in short sprints and deliver in small, manageable steps. Your role therefore shifts from controller to facilitator: you remove obstacles, monitor priorities and ensure the team can work in a self-managing way. The two-day classroom Agile Project Management Foundation course covers these differences explicitly, including the Agile management style, scrum team roles and tools such as MoSCoW and timeboxing. Agile does not mean you have no plan. You simply plan to a different rhythm and steer on value per sprint instead of on a single final delivery. That calls for different conversations with the client and the team.

During the Agile Project Management Foundation course you will learn the methodology as well as the advantages, disadvantages and success factors of working with Agile. This allows you to assess for yourself afterwards whether your organisation is ready for it. Important signals you will learn to recognise: are teams willing to work in short sprints, can the client be available as product owner, and is there scope to adjust priorities using the MoSCoW method? You will also learn how Agile relates to classic methods such as PRINCE2, so that you can give well-founded advice. The course lasts two days and is taught in a classroom setting. A full organisational transition requires more than this foundation; it does, however, lay the basis for a well-founded implementation decision.

Within an Agile or Scrum team the roles are deliberately kept separate. The Product Owner determines the 'what': he or she manages the product backlog, sets priorities (often using the MoSCoW method) and safeguards business value. The Scrum Master safeguards the 'how' of the process: he or she facilitates the team, removes obstacles and upholds the Agile principles. The project manager deals with the wider framework: high-level planning, stakeholder management, budget and alignment with the rest of the organisation. In a pure Scrum team the classic project manager role does not always exist; those tasks often shift to the Product Owner or to a programme level. In the two-day classroom Agile Project Management Foundation course you learn how these roles work together and how, as a project manager, you can lead Agile teams effectively.