Technical Literacy
Technical literacy for today's strategic professionals, enabling technical specialists and non-specialists to collaborate effectively, make informed decisions, and deliver outcomes in technology-driven organizations.
Education that fits your lifestyle
Rapid results
Most courses can be finished in one day, offering between 4 and 8 hours of learning.
Flexible formats
Choose from live, instructor-led courses and on-demand courses you can take at your own pace.
Cost-efficient learning
On-demand microcredentials start at $75 for non-members. Pricing for live courses varies by trainer.
Real-world scenarios
Apply your knowledge through real-world case studies and practical exercises.
Technical Literacy as a core capability
Project management today demands far more than plans and timelines. These microcredential courses help project professionals build a broad, agile toolkit so they can operate as multi-skilled problem solvers, choose the right approach for the situation, and support organizational strategy as work evolves.
Develop the judgment to adapt management methods based on context rather than follow fixed playbooks
Expand beyond delivery control into strategic problem-solving and change enablement
Apply agility to manage uncertainty, complexity, and shifting priorities
Build capabilities that translate directly to real execution and organizational results
Trusted by professionals worldwide
Hear from learners who completed a Scrum Alliance microcredential.
The course was well-structured and engaging, with clear examples that simplified complex ideas.
The course was very interesting and thought provoking.
Well presented and engaging. It reinforced several important concepts that we need to keep top of mind.
Explore our microcredentials categories
Project Management
Product Management
AI & Emerging Practices
Data & Metrics
Technical Literacy
Leadership & Coaching
Practical Agile for Teams
Project management is the practice of planning, organizing, and guiding work to achieve specific goals within defined constraints such as time, budget, and scope. Effective project managers:
Align teams
Manage risks
Ensure successful on-time delivery
Agile project management emphasizes adaptability, collaboration, and incremental delivery. Instead of following documentation that outlines rigid plans, teams work in short cycles, gather feedback frequently, and adjust priorities to respond to changing business or customer needs.
Scrum project management applies the scrum framework to organize and deliver complex work. Teams collaborate in structured cycles called sprints, using transparency, inspection, and adaptation to continuously improve performance and deliver value faster.
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