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Apply agility across portfolios and large organisations
As organisations grow, team-level agility is no longer enough. Scaling frameworks provide the structures, processes, and leadership approaches needed to align multiple teams towards shared goals and deliver consistently at scale. Better Change delivers Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) training, covering both the leadership perspective and the team-level practice.
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Leading SAFe 6 (SAFe-SA)
Advanced · 2 formats
SAFe for Teams (SAFe-SP)
Practitioner · 2 formats
2 courses
Scaling training courses
Leading SAFe 6 (SAFe-SA)
Understand the Scaled Agile Framework from a leadership perspective — how Programme Increment (PI) Planning works as the engine room of SAFe delivery, and how Agile Release Trains are structured and actually led. You'll learn to align strategy, portfolio management and delivery within a SAFe operating model, build a coalition of leaders who can champion the transformation over time, and measure and report its business outcomes credibly to the board. Built for business and technology leaders sponsoring a SAFe transformation, Leading SAFe 6 leads to the Scaled Agile SAFe Agilist (SA) certification.
SAFe for Teams (SAFe-SP)
Understand exactly where your team fits within the wider Scaled Agile Framework — the roles, events and artefacts that govern how work flows through an Agile Release Train, and how to plan and execute iterations as part of a coordinated Programme Increment. You'll learn to identify and manage dependencies with other teams, participate productively in PI Planning, and raise impediments through the ART so blockers don't silently kill velocity. Built for team members and Scrum Masters being onboarded into a SAFe environment, SAFe for Teams leads to the Scaled Agile SAFe Practitioner (SP) certification.
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