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This one-day course teaches Scrum Masters and Agile project managers to put agentic AI and prompt engineering to work on the parts of the job that eat the week, charters, status reports, risk registers, backlog cleanup, and planning. The aim is plain: less time on admin, sharper decisions, and more room for the work that actually needs you.
You'll work across the full delivery cycle—Agile events, stakeholder communication, planning, and risk—and learn where AI is reliable, where it quietly gets things wrong, and how to tell the two apart. Every part of the day is hands-on. You leave with prompts you can reuse, a few working AI workflows, and a clear adoption plan for your own team.
The course is tool-agnostic and built around the problems Agile teams actually run into, designed by a practitioner with 26 years in IT and delivery. No coding, at any point.
Mixed experience is welcome. Some familiarity with Jira and Scrum helps, but no AI background is assumed — if you can write a Slack message, you can keep up.
Three kinds of AI, and why the difference matters for your work. Traditional AI follows fixed rules. Generative AI writes content on demand. Agentic AI plans, uses tools, and acts on a goal. You'll see each one in workflows you'd recognize—an impediment-triage agent, a sprint-metrics analyser, a risk forecaster, a stakeholder-update generator, with live demos in ChatGPT, Gemini, NotebookLM, Jira Rovo, and Mural.
A repeatable structure beats clever tricks. You'll learn the Role–Task–Format pattern as your default, then add the moves that raise the ceiling: few-shot examples, step-by-step reasoning, chain-of-thought, expert role prompts, and tight constraints. Just as important, you'll refine a weak prompt through feedback and learn to catch the failure modes—hallucinations, over-reliance, and data leakage—before they cost you.
This is where it meets your calendar. You'll apply AI across the whole lifecycle—project charters and stakeholder plans, backlog refinement, rolling-wave and sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives—plus risk management, roadmapping, and everyday communication. The point isn't to automate your judgment; it's to clear the routine work so you have more time for leadership and delivery.
Three tools, three jobs, tried on real scenarios. Jira Rovo tracks sprint health as you go. NotebookLM turns a pile of notes into a stakeholder-ready brief. Mural clusters scattered ideas into themes you can act on. You'll see exactly where each one saves time and sharpens a decision — and where it doesn't.
Power without guardrails is a liability. You'll work through the real risks — over-automation, hallucinations, bias, privacy, and quiet over-reliance — then build an AI Working Agreement your team can actually live by: clear lines on transparency, data safety, and where human judgment stays in charge.
You'll design a working agent for a real Scrum or project scenario. Define its goal, inputs, tools, workflow, and success metrics — and decide where a human stays in the loop. In a short, hands-on design sprint, you'll produce a practical agent concept, pressure-test it for safety, and get it close to something you could pilot.
You'll leave ready to use this, not just remember it. The day closes with your certification, the full resource kit — templates, prompt libraries, tool guides — and a concrete plan for your first month. You'll also join the alumni community and share what you'll change first.
Download the brochure for our Agentic AI and Prompt Engineering Training designed for Scrum Masters and Agile Project Managers. It includes full details on the course structure, key learning outcomes, certification information, and how Agentic AI can be applied in real Scrum teams and project environments.
Finish the course and you'll earn a certificate from Agilemania. More to the point, you'll walk away able to:
An agentic AI does more than answer a prompt. It plans the steps, checks its own work, and carries out real workflows, tracking risks, running through a retrospective, drafting communication, with you supervising.
No. It's hands-on and tool-driven from start to finish, built around real team workflows rather than academic AI concepts.
Design prompts that hold up, run AI-supported Scrum events, build simple AI workflows, write your team's AI guardrails, and leave with a 30–60 day adoption plan.
Yes — a 50+ prompt library, an AI Working Agreement template, an agent design canvas, case studies, and a roadmap template.
Those teach you to write better prompts. This teaches you to run Scrum and PM work with agentic AI and actually adopt it on your team — the prompting is just the starting point.
It goes past prompt writing into using agentic AI inside real Scrum events and project workflows. It's tool-agnostic, so you learn to pick the right tool for your context instead of betting on one platform. It builds in guardrails that fit Scrum values, and you finish with a working 30–60 day adoption plan—designed by a practitioner with 26 years in real delivery, not a theorist.
None. No engineering work of any kind. This is built for business and delivery professionals.
30 days of trainer support, access to the alumni WhatsApp community, and ongoing updates to the resource kit.
A laptop with a stable connection and free accounts for ChatGPT, Gemini, NotebookLM, and Mural. We'll send short pre-reading ahead of time. If you can, bring anonymised sprint or retro notes so the exercises map to your real work.
You'll use AI as a practical assistant for the daily grind—backlog refinement, sprint planning, risk tracking, stakeholder updates—while staying firmly in control. The result is less admin, sharper decisions, and more time to support your team.
Debit or credit card (Mastercard, Visa, American Express) or PayPal. You'll get an email confirmation once payment goes through.
You won't just watch demos. You'll design prompts, analyse sprint data, generate retrospective insights, draft stakeholder updates, and build a simple agent workflow. By the end of the day you'll have prompts, templates, and workflows you can use with your team right away.
Yes. Cancel within 24 hours of registration for a full refund, minus payment-gateway charges. Email connect@agilemania.com to request one.
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AI is already part of how Agile teams plan, communicate, and deliver. The real question isn't whether to use it — it's whether you use it well. This course gives you the workflows, the prompts, and the judgment to fold AI into your week as a dependable assistant, with your hand firmly on the wheel. You'll leave with things you can use the next morning. Pick a date from the schedule and reserve your seat.
