Lithe Consulting Ltd
Agile Consultant - Training

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Agile Training & Capability Lead in Defence (Active SC)
Location: On-site in Portsmouth and possibly other locations across the UK, three days a week. Candidates must be able to travel to site within a reasonable distance; mileage and/or travel expenses covered.
Purpose: Own the design, delivery, and ongoing development of a defence-sector client's Agile training portfolio (Scrum Master, Product Owner, and general Scrum courses and versions of scaling agile teams such as: Scrum@Scale), while building and protecting client-owned intellectual property so training capability sits internally rather than with an external supplier.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and deliver Scrum Master, Product Owner, and general Scrum training through a mix of classroom, online, and in-work coaching, aimed at both individuals and intact teams.
- Provide ongoing in-work coaching to embed practices day-to-day, rather than one-off certification delivery.
- Lead the continued build-out of client-owned training materials.
- Flag early where external supplier dynamics (capacity, commercial pressure, IP restrictions) could affect the training roadmap, and adjust content plans accordingly.
- Feed into wider stakeholder conversations on training strategy, representing the practical, delivery-side view.
- Track and report on training reach and impact (e.g. adoption, team-level outcomes) to support the case for continued investment.
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Experience and Skills
- Proven hands-on Agile coaching experience, ideally including Scrum Master and Product Owner training delivery, not purely theoretical facilitation.
- Course design capability, able to build and adapt curriculum, not just run existing material.
- Comfortable operating in a multi-stakeholder environment with competing supplier interests.
- Public sector, defence, or similarly regulated environment experience is a strong plus.
- Existing, active UK security clearance required.
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