CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH®–the only holistic approach for Kanban beyond IT
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CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH®
The certification at a Glance
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Summary of the –CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH®– Certification
- No Hidden Fees! We do not charge membership fees
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- Our certificates are valid a life long. You do not need to renew your certificate
- Entry to our competence center as a validated expert.
- Unlimited downloads of your stored certificate.
- The IBQMI® certification badge.
Each certificate includes:
- The name of the qualified expert
- The protected qualification title of which you are allowed lifelong use:
IBQMI CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH® and
CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH® - Your unique alphanumeric serial number that verifies the authenticity of your certification.
- The signatures of the Board of Directors
What benefits do I have by enrolling in this certification exam?
With this certification, you can promote your professional excellence in applying Kanban to any environment.
Additionally, you will ...
- learn what Kanban is, how it operates, and what advantages it offers compared to other approaches;
- learn the difference between traditional and agile methods;
- be able to understand the Three-bin system, the Kaizen culture, and the methods of visual control;
- learn everything about the key components of Kanban – the WIP limits, Kanban cards, and Kanban walls;
- learn how to apply Kanban to various scenarios and gain a solid understanding of advanced subjects
2026
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$139,220 USD
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As a –CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH®–, you will ensure the production process runs smoothly by removing impediments and solving conflicts that are hampering the teams’ advancement. Another main responsibility is to seek continuous improvement of the current agile process within the different teams. The –CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH®– is a proven and distinguished certified agile ambassador and promotes a clear understanding of the theory and methods behind the production framework by providing training for development teams, stakeholders, and anyone else who could benefit from Kanban. As a crucial link between the different business units, the –CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH®– is responsible for transparency and understanding on all sides and must communicate information to the relevant recipient in an efficient and coherent manner.
You will be able to understand the Three-bin system, the Kaizen culture, and the methods of visual control for the work in your organization. Without prescribing a specific set of roles or process steps, we start with the existing process in your organization, applying the knowledge of our set of agile principles in an empiric way.
Syllabus of –CERTIFIED KANBAN COACH®–
What does the syllabus encompass?
You will learn what Kanban is, how it operates, and what advantages it offers compared to other approaches for managing product development. You will also gain a solid understanding of advanced subjects, will learn how to apply Kanban to various scenarios, and will be exposed to case studies and existing best practices.
What will be my qualification level after passing the final exam?
With this certification, you can promote your professional excellence in applying Kanban to any environment. You can work with teams to help them build effective relationships and understand the dynamics within the team.
The topics of the official training material for this certification are as follows:
- Kanban & Kanban Systems
- Origin and history
- Toyota’s six rules
- Kanban in project management
- Implementing Kanban
- The three-bin system
- Push systems vs pull systems
- Kanban Board & Cards
- WIP limits
- Reporting and Analysis
- Kanban Metrics
- Little’s Law
- Cumulative Flow Diagrams
- Queue
- Buffers
- Definition of a value stream
- continuous improvement
- Kaizen Culture
- Meetings
- Useful takeaways for final examination