Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP)
Challenge
Learn how to organize work, eliminate chaos, and make your team’s workflow predictable. This course is for teams and leaders tired of missed deadlines, unclear priorities, and constant overload. You’ll gain practical Kanban tools to visualize work, limit multitasking, and deliver results faster, with less stress and more control.
The course can be delivered in Russian or Azerbaijani upon company request.
Learn the Six General Practices of the Kanban Method
- Visualize - show work and its flow.
- Limit Work in Progress - stop starting, start finishing!
- Manage Flow - identify and manage what prevents work from moving smoothly.
- Make Policies Explicit - create clear, agreed rules visible to everyone.
What You Will Leave With:
After completing the training, you will:
- gain a clear understanding of how the Kanban Method works, why it’s valuable, and how it benefits your team.
- see in practice how limiting Work in Progress (WIP) helps improve flow and efficiency.
- learn to conduct effective Kanban meetings that keep focus on work and support team self-organization.
Where Digital Creators Unite and Shape Tomorrow's Innovations
Join us with 350$Day 1
4h
12:00 - 15:00 (14:00 – 18:00 pm GMT +3)
- learn the basics and benefits of Kanban through a hands-on workflow simulation.
- learn how to visualize work and manage flow effectively with teams.
Day 2
4h
12:00 - 15:00 (14:00 – 18:00 pm GMT +3)
- apply WIP limits and run Kanban meetings to boost focus and collaboration.
- make policies explicit and improve collaboratively with feedback loops.
Want to Learn More?
Our certified Kanban trainers can help you choose the right program for your team or organization.
Not at all. Kanban can complement Scrum rather than replace it. Many teams successfully use both - Scrum for planning iterations and Kanban for managing the flow of work between them.
No. Kanban is evolutionary by design. You start with your existing process and introduce gradual, meaningful improvements without disrupting ongoing work.
Yes, visualization is one of the core principles of Kanban. A Kanban board helps your team see the entire workflow, identify bottlenecks, and track progress in real time.
