Diploma in Agile Project Management

The Diploma in Agile Project Management goes beyond methodology and dives into the mindset of Agile teams. You’ll explore the Agile Manifesto, the values that support it, and how principles guide delivery. Modules walk through Agile frameworks including Scrum, Waterfall, and Extreme Programming—each explained with clean logic and purpose.

This course also addresses how leadership roles function in Agile settings, and how diversity, equality and team culture influence project outcomes. Far from vague philosophy, the course provides structured insight into leading with agility. If you're working with backlogs, roadmaps or simply trying to keep up, this might be your new favourite timeline.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the values and principles behind Agile project delivery.
• Define the Agile Manifesto and its application in modern teams.
• Compare Scrum, Waterfall and XP methodologies and their uses.
• Analyse the leader’s role within Agile project structures.
• Explore how team diversity influences Agile collaboration models.
• Identify frameworks that support iterative planning and delivery.

Who is this Course For:

• Team leaders guiding structured Agile project environments.
• Project planners managing iterative and adaptive cycles.
• Product managers overseeing Agile delivery frameworks.
• Developers exploring XP and alternative methodology structures.
• HR professionals managing team diversity and Agile culture.
• Portfolio managers aligning timelines with Agile values.
• Change managers coordinating transitions into Agile systems.
• Professionals seeking clarity on value-driven project approaches.

Career Path:

• Agile Project Manager – £55,000 average salary
• Scrum Product Manager – £52,000 average salary
• Agile Delivery Lead – £60,000 average salary
• Digital Transformation Analyst – £50,000 average salary
• Agile Coach (Remote & Strategic) – £65,000 average salary
• Project Governance Coordinator – £48,500 average salary