CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®–the agile project management certification

CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER<sup>®</sup>
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CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®

This certification at a Glance


Questions
60
Passing score
65%
Timeframe
60 minutes
Enrollment Validity
180 days
Attempts
Two
Enrollment fee
$280 USD

START ENROLLMENT Provide evidence of your knowledge, experience and ability to successfully manage a project.
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Summary of the –CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®– Certification

This certification builds self-confidence in agile project management combined with lean principles. It will prepare you for greater job responsibilities and indicates your willingness to invest in professional development. The role of the –CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®– within the organization is the fundamental element of sustaining the progress of lean thinking. As a –CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®–, you are responsible for the planning, procurement, and execution of a project in any domain of engineering and business. The –CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®– is a client representative who determines and implements solutions to meet the exact needs of the client or stakeholder based on the knowledge of the organization represented.
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Each certificate includes:
  • The name of the qualified expert
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CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER<sup>®</sup>

What benefits do I have by enrolling in this certification exam?

You will be able to establish systemic methods for the elimination of waste within projects. Additionally, you will gain a solid understanding how to lead teams and use continuous improvement to get quality right from the start and manage even big projects with modern and lean methods.

Additionally, you ...
  • will be able to execute planning and procurement of a project in any domain of engineering and business.
  • provide evidence of your knowledge, experience and ability to successfully manage a project
  • may have more career opportunities and advancement and understand the needs of the client or stakeholder
  • will have a solid understanding of leading projects and using lean techniques
  • will learn how to unify agile processes by creating a common language within a standard framework
CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER<sup>®</sup>
Job Outlook chief executives*
2026
 
8%




CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER<sup>®</sup>
2017 Median pay for chief executives in Management*
$183,270 USD


*https://www.bls.gov - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Nine of ten executive personnel say project management certification is "highly desirable," "an advantage," "preferred," or "a plus." Define yourself beyond a job title and increase salary significantly. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary of a project manager with lean experience is about $115,000 USD. Show your commitment to your profession by becoming a –CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®.
This certification provides certification holders an awareness of leading projects and using lean techniques. From studies and interviews, we know that the certification as a –CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®– has helped unify the profession by creating a common language and standard frameworks for project managers to use when executing projects. Lean Project Management is a systematic method for the elimination of waste within a project management role. Reflect your achievement, and improve your skills and knowledge.

Syllabus of CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®

CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER<sup>®</sup>

What does the syllabus encompass?

You will learn the ability to adapt to the various internal procedures of the client and form close links with the nominated representatives, which is essential in ensuring that the key issues of cost, time, quality and, above all, client satisfaction can be realized. Lean project management provides truly lean approaches to project management. You will also learn how to prioritize work, manage issues with lean methods, lead teams, and negotiate with stakeholders.

What will be my qualification level after passing the final exam?

The –CERTIFIED LEAN PROJECT MANAGER®– certification will qualify you to be the first point of contact for any issues arising from the heads of various departments in an organization.

The topics of the official training material for this certification are as follows:

  1. Project management from a classical view
  2. Lean definitions, a deep dive
  3. Benefits of Lean Project Management
  4. Advanced Lean Project Management Principles
  5. The Four Values of Lean Project Management
  6. The Twelve Principles of Lean Project Management
  7. Organizational Transition and Evolution
  8. The evolution from waterfall to lean project management
  9. A comparison of defined and empirical models
  10. The role of the project plan
  11. The triangle of constraints in lean project management
  12. Explaining the traditional phases
  13. Explaining lean project management phases
  14. Initiating a Lean Project
  15. Elements of a product vision
  16. Requirements Gathering and User Stories
  17. Planning process and activities in lean project management
  1. Iteration planning activities
  2. Creating the Iteration Backlog
  3. Estimations
  4. Schedules and Buffers in Lean project management
  5. Calculating a project buffer
  6. Iteration planning for complex projects
  7. Getting buy-in from stakeholders
  8. Organizational structure and culture
  9. Lean project management Practices for Initial Adoption
  10. Requirements definition
  11. Deploying lean project management in the organization
  12. Monitoring, Controlling, and Reporting
  13. Monitoring Iteration Progress
  14. Monitoring tools
  15. Monitoring and Reporting Release Progress
  16. Interpreting project release information
  17. Measurement and Improvements
  18. Improving Team Performance
  19. Identify and fix problems
  20. The Agile Team
  21. Managing distributed Agile Teams
  22. Strategies for overcoming challenges




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