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These are the sessions we offer for Agile Coaching in New Zealand.
We also have sessions for this course in:
Australia
Asia
United States
Are you an experienced agile practitioner moving into a coaching role? Our Agile Coaching course is designed just for you.
This program is deeply experiential, immersing you in hands-on coaching exercises to reinforce coaching theory. You will gain the skills needed to be an effective coach and mentor to bring the best out in the teams you support – and help your team achieve maximum benefit from your agile transformation.
ICAgile accredited course: The ICAgile Certified Professional, Agile Coaching is granted on the successful completion of this course. This certification is part of the ICAgile Coaching Track along with our Agile Fundamentals and Agile Team Facilitation courses. We offer the complete ICAgile Coaching Track for those looking to become an ICAgile Certified Expert in Coaching (ICE-AC).
This course will contribute 21 PMI® Professional Development Units (PDUs) towards your chosen certification (7 technical hours, 10 leadership hours and 4 strategic hours).
During this course you will learn about:
Anyone working on an agile project who aspires to the role of an agile coach.
This is an advanced agile course. To get the most out of this course, you will need to have completed formal agile training and have at least 12 months’ experience working in an agile team. If you need to learn more about agile practices, we recommend our Agile Fundamentals course as a lead-in.
SoftEd always provides excellent courses with real world-trainers.
- Rob Skerl, RACQ
Very beneficial. I now know what a coaching relationship is and the role I am supposed to play. Lot's of interesting things to try.
- Jason Steenstra-Pickens, Orion Health
Great course, very practical and tailored to our company. Craig's a very respectful and knowledgeable coach.
- Vanessa Crowe, Orion Health
Well presented, attention maintained for the whole course, that is impressive to keep everyone so engaged for the whole time.
- James McIntosh