Kanban System Design (KMP 1)
The foundation of the Kanban Method. Design your first Kanban system, visualise work and begin managing flow.
formats
in-person · online
level
Practitioner
duration
2 days · 4 x ½ days
certification
KMP1
language
EN
price from
€1,295
→ Who is this course for?
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Team leads and managers introducing structured flow management to their teams for the first time
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Developers, testers, and analysts who want to understand how work flows through a system
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Project managers and delivery leads moving from deadline-driven to flow-based thinking
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Scrum Masters and agile coaches who want to add Kanban to their professional toolkit
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Anyone using an ad hoc task board who wants to turn it into a properly designed Kanban system
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Operations and IT teams looking to reduce multitasking and improve overall throughput
→ Who is this course for?
→
Team leads and managers introducing structured flow management to their teams for the first time
→
Anyone using an ad hoc task board who wants to turn it into a properly designed Kanban system
→
Scrum Masters and agile coaches who want to add Kanban to their professional toolkit
→
Project managers and delivery leads moving from deadline-driven to flow-based thinking
→
Developers, testers, and analysts who want to understand how work flows through a system
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Operations and IT teams looking to reduce multitasking and improve overall throughput
✓ What you will learn
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The core principles and practices of the Kanban Method and how they work together
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How to design a Kanban board that genuinely reflects the way work moves through your team
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How to introduce explicit policies that reduce confusion and create shared understanding
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How to introduce a Kanban system to a sceptical team without triggering resistance
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How to visualise a workflow — identifying states, queues, hand-offs, and bottlenecks
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How WIP limits work and why constraining work in progress actually improves flow
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The Kanban cadences — which meetings to run, at what frequency, and what to address in each
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What to do when the board is in place but flow still isn't improving
? How to take this course
This course is available in three formats. All three lead to the same credential and cover the same core curriculum. The format you choose comes down to how you learn best and what fits your schedule.
Self-paced, On Demand
Work through the full curriculum on your own schedule, with trainer support on hand.
what to expect
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Start any time — no fixed dates, no cohort to wait for
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4 x 30 minute 1-to-1 trainer consultation sessions included — you're not on your own
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Personal exercise board to work through all design tasks at your pace
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Redo any section as many times as you need
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Return to the course as often as you want
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Indefinite access from the date of purchase
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Available in English and German
included
FLIGHT LEVELS CREDENTIAL
1-TO-1 SESSIONS
MIRO EXERCISE BOARD
indefinIte BOARD ACCESS
industry recognised certification
Online, Live
The same workshop, delivered over 4 half-days, using Google Meet and a Miro board.
what to expect
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Max 12 participants — smaller than in-person to maintain interaction quality
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Miro board for all design exercises, shared in real time
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Same curriculum, same simulations, same certification as in-person
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Great if you cannot or do not want to travel.
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Delivered by a certified Flight Levels Guide®
included
Flight Levels credential
all Digital materials
full Miro board ACCESS
industry recognised certification
In-Person
Two full days in a group. Hands-on, social, interactive and trainer-led.
what to expect
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Small cohort — max 16 participants, so everyone gets involved
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Hands-on board design workshops you work through in the room
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Real-time discussion and feedback from the trainer and the group
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City central venue, 9:00–17:30 both days.
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Delivered by a certified Flight Levels Guide®
included
Flight Levels credential
all course material
digital workbook
industry recognised certification
Not sure which fits best?
Drop us a message and we can talk it through. Most people who are close to the FL2D subject matter and working in an active organisational context get more from the live formats. Self-paced works well for independent practitioners and those building knowledge ahead of a planned initiative.
Choose Self-Paced if…
Your schedule doesn't allow two consecutive days away, or you want to revisit sections and take longer over the design work. The trainer consultation sessions mean you still get personal guidance — just on your terms rather than a fixed timetable.
Choose in-person or Online if...
You want to work through real design challenges with a live group, get immediate feedback from a trainer, and benefit from the energy of a structured two-day session. Most people find the group dynamic accelerates their learning considerably.
? How to take this course
It is available in two formats. Both lead to the same credential and cover the same core curriculum. The format you choose comes down to how you learn best and what fits your schedule.
💻
Online, Live
The same workshop, delivered over 4 half-days, using Google Meet and a Miro board.
what to expect
✓
Max 12 participants — smaller than in-person to maintain interaction quality
✓
Miro board for all design exercises, shared in real time
✓
Same curriculum, same simulations, same certification as in-person
✓
Great if you cannot or do not want to travel.
✓
Delivered by a certified trainer
included
Full credential
all Digital materials
full Miro board acceSs
industry recognised certification
🏢
In-Person
Two full days in a group. Hands-on, social, interactive and trainer-led.
what to expect
✓
Small cohort — max 16 participants, so everyone gets involved
✓
Hands-on board design workshops you work through in the room
✓
Real-time discussion and feedback from the trainer and the group
✓
City central venue, 9:00–17:30 both days.
✓
Delivered by a certified trainer
included
full credential
all course material
digital workbook
industry recognised certification
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