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The Practitioner Lab

Eight sessions.
A real delivery world.

An intensive programme of eight live, three-hour sessions inside Meridian PLC, AgileLite’s detailed corporate simulation. Practise from day one, build workplace evidence and learn to navigate what the framework alone can’t teach.

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Cohorts capped at 10 · no certificate issued

The sequence

Built like a programme.
Practised like a job.

Each session builds on the last. You work through realistic delivery situations, make decisions and produce practical artefacts as part of the experience.

01

The corporate reality check

Read the room, map delivery pressures and get oriented inside Meridian PLC.

02

Delivery anatomy, end to end

Understand the lifecycle of an Agile programme and the work that supports each phase.

03

Documentation that earns its place

Build practical delivery foundations, including Definition of Ready and Definition of Done.

04

Detecting risk before it grows

Use RAID thinking, escalation notes and clear communication to make risk visible.

05

Stakeholder management without the spin

Navigate competing needs and keep delivery conversations useful and honest.

06

Metrics that reveal, not deceive

Use delivery information thoughtfully, including the challenge of AI-generated technical debt.

07

Operating in a hybrid world

Practise Agile delivery inside traditional governance and PMO structures.

08

The simulation and close-out

Bring the programme together, reflect on your decisions and complete the portfolio.

What you build and keep

Eight artefacts.
Evidence you can show.

The programme centres on a verified portfolio of workplace-style evidence, reviewed against FTSE 250 standards. No paper certificate, just practical artefacts that show how you work.

01Meridian Delivery Playbook
02Definition of Ready and Definition of Done
03Live RAID log with escalation notes
04Stakeholder communication plan
05Delivery health dashboard
06Dual reporting pack
07Programme close-out report
08Grace Okoro learning log
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