Course Overview
- Understand Agile principles and the Scrum framework
- Identify Scrum roles, responsibilities, and workflows
- Plan, manage, and deliver work using Agile practices
- Apply estimation and prioritisation techniques effectively
- Monitor progress and scale Scrum in real-world environments
What will I learn?
You will learn how to:
- Apply Agile thinking and understand the Agile Manifesto
- Define Scrum roles: Product Owner, Scrum Master, Developers
- Manage Scrum events such as sprints, reviews, and retrospectives
- Create and prioritise product and sprint backlogs
- Write and refine user stories
- Estimate work using planning poker and story points
- Track progress using Kanban boards and information radiators
- Scale Scrum across teams and complex projects
Who is it for?
This course is ideal for:
- Aspiring project managers and team leaders
- Professionals transitioning to Agile ways of working
- Product owners, developers, and business analysts
- Anyone involved in project delivery or product development
- Individuals preparing for the BCS Agile Scrum certification
Is there an ‘Agile Scrum + Agile PM Foundation’ Bundle Option available?
- Yes, you can combine the two courses to gain time (Price may vary)
Learning Structure
Hybrid Learning
We offer both full self study and live instructor based classes for large teams giving the opportunity to ask questions and get feedback.
Fully remote
Join from anywhere in the UK—study without the commute while still connecting with peers.
Interactive
Take part in group discussions, activities, and problem-solving exercises that keep you engaged.
Modules
Prerequisite
Entry Requirement
There are no entry requirements for this certification.
Technical requirements
To participate fully in remote training, you’ll need: A working laptop or desktop (Chromebooks, tablets, and smartphones are not recommended) ICS Learn Reliable Wi-Fi connection A webcam, microphone, and speakers (for online classes and virtual exam monitoring) Access to the online exam platform—note some government or corporate systems may block it; consult support if needed.
Prior Experience
Prior experience helpful, not mandatory: Familiarity with Scrum roles can help—but it's not required.






