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Scrum Better with Kanban

Taught by: Regina Martins

Say goodbye to boring theory. This interactive course dives into real-world challenges with hands-on activities that make concepts stick. My approach is practical, engaging, and a bit unconventional—because learning should be memorable. Walk away ready to lead Scrum and Kanban with real confidence.

Credential type: Microcredential

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Feb 05, 2026 |

7:00 AM UTC |

8.5 hrs

R5520

Early bird pricing

Course details

Location

Online

Discounts

Price increases to R6,900 after 01/22/2026

Max number of students: 20

Course

Our Scrum Alliance and Kanban University Scrum Better with Kanban training teaches you how to infuse your existing Scrum practices with Kanban’s proven techniques so you can remove friction, improve flow, and tackle variability with confidence.

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Details

Scrum Better with Kanban can help you improve your Scrum through the introduction of proven Kanban practices, principles, and the application of evolutionary change management.

This one-day training class meets the Scrum Alliance and Kanban University requirements of the Scrum Better with Kanban dual-credential.

Credential: You’ll get two essential credentials – the Scrum Better with Kanban microcredential from Scrum Alliance and the Scrum Kanban Practitioner credential from Kanban University.

Agenda

Learn how to identify and analyze the challenges in and around your Scrum and how to prepare solutions to address these challenges.
Identify and develop solutions to the variability that is delaying or slowing down your work.
Develop and test potential solutions to problems that reflect the principles and practices of the Kanban Method.

Prerequisites:

Students should be familiar with the Scrum Framework and have applied it at least once within their organization. It is necessary that students are familiar with the latest Scrum Guide before attending this training. The Scrum Guide can be found here: https://scrumguides.org/docs/scrumguide/v2020/2020-Scrum-Guide- US.pdf

Having a Scrum certification is not a mandatory requirement. No previous Kanban training or experience is required.

Who should attend

This course is for existing Scrum practitioners (in any role), team leads, Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, or managers who want to understand an evolutionary approach to improving their Scrum using the Kanban practices.