Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP)
Give your team a
practical starting point.
Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) teaches the Kanban basics that help a team make work visible, improve flow, and collaborate around what matters now.
A single-course credential.
CertificateCredentialGet the basics working together.
Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) gives teams a practical, shared introduction to the Kanban Method. You will learn the core ideas that make work easier to see, discuss, and improve together.
It is a strong first step when you are new to Kanban. If you will directly design and manage a Kanban system, KSD may be the better next course for your starting point and goals.
Who Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) is for.
You are new to Kanban.
- Build a shared language for the work your team does.
- Understand the basics without previous Kanban training.
- Start from the way you work today.
You want your team to work together better.
- Make the work and its flow easier to see.
- Use WIP limits to help the team finish work together.
- Create clearer conversations about priorities and progress.
You lead a team that needs a practical first step.
- Give people a sound first experience of Kanban.
- Introduce pull and feedback in everyday work.
- Know what to explore next as your practice grows.
Your outcomes from the Team Kanban Practitioner course.
Practical ideas and habits you can bring back to the work, people, and services you support.
Understand Kanban basics.
Learn the core motivation, benefits, principles, and practices of the Kanban Method.
Visualise the work.
Make work and the way it moves visible to the team.
Use WIP limits.
Experience how limiting work in progress can improve flow.
Work with pull.
Understand pull systems and reduce overburdening.
Run useful meetings.
Use Kanban meetings to focus on work and help the team organise around it.
Read lead-time signals.
Start tracking System Lead Time and use distributions to understand delivery.
Plan your Team Kanban Practitioner course.
Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) is a hands-on course offered in person or online. These details help you prepare well, take part fully, and complete both the course certificate and credential.
Course format.
One day in person or eight hours online, including hands-on exercises and group discussion.
Prerequisites.
No previous Kanban training or experience is required.
Recommendations.
If you will be directly involved in designing and managing a Kanban system, consider Kanban System Design (KSD) as your next step. The best starting point depends on your experience and goals.
Completion and credential.
Participants receive a Kanban University certificate of completion and earn the Team Kanban Practitioner credential through full, active participation in the course.
A single-course credential.
Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) is a complete single-course credential route: attend and actively participate, receive your certificate of completion, and earn the Team Kanban Practitioner credential.
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