Project Coordinator Training
Project Coordinator Training equips workers with the skills and information needed to support and manage various elements of project implementation. This course covers project planning, scheduling, resource management, communication, and documentation to ensure that projects are executed efficiently and within scope.
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Project Coordinator Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
Aspiring Project Managers: This course is ideal for aspiring project managers who want to learn the fundamentals of project coordination and support.
Administrative Professionals: This course is ideal for administrative professionals looking to improve their project coordination skills, including handling documentation and communications.
Junior Project Coordinators: For experienced project coordinators looking to codify their skills and increase efficiency in managing project duties.
Business Analysts: Business Analysts: Combine analytical capabilities with project coordination to enhance implementation and management.
IT Professionals: This course is designed for IT professionals looking to improve their project coordination abilities and collaborate with cross-functional teams.
Project Coordinator: Project coordinators assist project managers with scheduling, documentation, and communication, as well as ensuring project milestones are fulfilled.
Project Administrator: Manages project paperwork, tracks progress, and assists with resource allocation to ensure a smooth project execution.
Project Assistant: Project assistants provide administrative help to project teams by planning meetings, creating reports, and keeping project records.
Junior Project Manager: Assisting in the management of project tasks and resources, with the opportunity to advance to more senior project management positions.
Program Coordinator: Responsible for managing several projects or programs while maintaining alignment with organizational goals and efficient resource management.
These positions provide excellent pay and possibilities for promotion in a variety of industries, including technology, healthcare, finance, and construction, in both the United States and Canada.
- Agile Overview
- Agile Manifesto & Principles
- Agile vs. Traditional (Waterfall) Approaches
- Scrum, Kanban, XP – overview of frameworks
- Role of a Business Analyst in Agile BA responsibilities in Agile teams
- Collaboration with Product Owner, Scrum Master, Dev Team
- Scrum Deep Dive
- Roles, Events, Artifacts
- Product Backlog, Sprint Planning, Review, and Retrospective
- Kanban Basics (WIP limits, continuous flow)
- Scaling Agile (SAFe, LeSS, Nexus) – intro level
- Tools included : Jira / Trello setup basics
- Gathering Requirements in Agile
- Just-in-time requirements
- Collaborative discovery
- User Stories & Acceptance Criteria
- INVEST criteria and Definition of Ready / Done
- Story Mapping & Backlog Grooming
- Jira / Confluence Training
- Backlog creation, story linking, boards
- Wireframing & Prototyping
- Tools: Balsamiq / Figma / Draw.io
- Facilitation Techniques
- Agile workshops (Story Mapping, Impact Mapping)
- Agile Planning Levels (Roadmap, Release, Sprint planning)
- Estimation Techniques (Planning Poker, T-Shirt sizing)
- Prioritization Methods (MoSCoW, Kano Model, WSJF)
- Performance Metrics (Velocity, Burnup/Burndown charts , Lead/Cycle Time)
- BA Contribution Metrics (Requirements churn, value tracking)
- How to create and maintain Dashboards in Jira
- Case Study: Analyse sprint reports & suggest improvements
- Stakeholder Management
- Effective Communication
- Facilitation & Conflict Resolution
- Agile Project Simulation End-to-end product backlog creation
- Resume Building for Agile BA
- Mock Interviews & Job Placement
This course is ideal for aspiring Business Analysts, working professionals transitioning to Agile roles, Product Owners, Project Managers, and anyone interested in Agile practices and business analysis.
No technical background is required. The course is designed to help non-technical individuals understand Agile concepts and tools in a practical, easy-to-follow manner.
The duration for Agile Business Analyst training is 2 months (8 weeks), with sessions held 2 times per week (either during week or weekends), including theory, hands-on practice and project work.
Yes, upon successful completion, you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion from Checkmate IT Tech. We also guide you on pursuing global certifications like IIBA-AAC and ICAgile-BA.
Absolutely! The course includes hands-on exercises, case studies, and a capstone project to simulate real Agile environments.
We offer online training classes to promote easy access to all candidates. Recordings are also made available for revision or if you miss a session.
Yes. We provide resume reviews, mock interviews, LinkedIn optimization, and guidance on job portals to help boost your chances in the job market.
You can enroll via our website or contact our support team directly via email or phone. We’ll guide you through the quick and easy registration process.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
Project Coordinator: Project coordinators assist project managers with scheduling, documentation, and communication, as well as ensuring project milestones are fulfilled.
Project Administrator: Manages project paperwork, tracks progress, and assists with resource allocation to ensure a smooth project execution.
Project Assistant: Project assistants provide administrative help to project teams by planning meetings, creating reports, and keeping project records.
Junior Project Manager: Assisting in the management of project tasks and resources, with the opportunity to advance to more senior project management positions.
Program Coordinator: Responsible for managing several projects or programs while maintaining alignment with organizational goals and efficient resource management.
These positions provide excellent pay and possibilities for promotion in a variety of industries, including technology, healthcare, finance, and construction, in both the United States and Canada.
