In-Person Agile Essentials Class in the Denver Area

Bring Agile Essentials to your office

The most common way to take Agile Essentials in person is as a private cohort at your own office. I come to you anywhere in the Denver metro, whether that is downtown Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, or the foothills. A department of 8 to 20 people can sit in one room, work through the exercises on real scenarios from your function, and leave with a shared vocabulary on the same day.

You choose the shape of the class: two half days, two evening sessions, or a single day with extended practice on your own work. Flat cohort pricing typically runs $2,000–$3,000, and I come back with a format recommendation and a quote within two business days.

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Open in-person Agile Essentials dates

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Where open classes meet

Each open in-person class lists its venue and start time with the date, and I send entry and parking details in the joining email. Some in-person dates are offered through a partner college or training organization, and those dates link to the partner's registration page.

Who comes to this class

This is the class for the people a certification course skips: teams in marketing, operations, HR, finance, and clinical work that have been told to be more agile, along with the managers and sponsors who work with them. Companies across Denver and Aurora book it for a whole department, and a handful of people from Lakewood, Arvada, and Evergreen join an open class when one is scheduled.

Because the class has no prerequisites, the room is mixed on purpose. A new analyst sits next to a director, and the exercises give both something to say.

What is included on the day

• The full Agile Essentials session taught by me, in the room with your group.
• Exercises built on real scenarios from your team's work, not generic examples.
• Printed and digital materials, and templates you can use the next morning.
• The digital Agile Essentials badge from Scrum Alliance, plus a two-year membership.
• A Wonder Portal account with the materials and class introductions page.

What the course covers

The class follows the five Scrum Alliance lessons on why agile now, agile teams and organizations, work requests and prioritization, continuous improvement, and measuring success. The full outline and the microcredential steps are on the Agile Essentials course page, or take it live online.

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