Kanban Maturity Model (KMM) Certification Training

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About the course

Why take Kanban Maturity Model (KMM) Certification Training?

The Kanban Maturity Model (KMM) was created by David J. Anderson and Teodora Bozheva as a guide to how organisations mature in their ability to deliver value. It describes a series of maturity levels, from organisations with little awareness of the customer to those that are fully adaptive, and lists the Kanban-based practices that fit each level.

The class teaches how to use the model as a roadmap. You study the maturity levels, the practices associated with them, the link between maturity and business results such as predictability and fitness for purpose, and how to assess where a team or organisation currently stands. You then practise planning improvement, one level at a time, and engaging managers and leaders in a conversation about the change.

Kanban University's listings for the KMM class show formats of varying length and note that attendees are expected to hold the Kanban Management Professional (KMP) designation, though one listing says all experience levels are welcome. Participants receive a certificate of attendance. Confirm the current prerequisites and credential with the trainer before you enrol. KMM is also part of the route to the Kanban Coaching Professional credential.

Who should attend

● Kanban practitioners who hold KMP or have equivalent experience
● Agile coaches and transformation consultants
● Delivery heads and senior managers leading organisational improvement
● Process improvement and operational excellence professionals
● Those planning to pursue Kanban Coaching Professional credentials

Prerequisites

● Kanban Management Professional (KMP) is listed by Kanban University as the expected background; confirm for your batch
● Practical experience with Kanban systems and flow metrics
● Exposure to organisational improvement or coaching work helps

What this certification does for you

A structured roadmap

The model gives an order for adopting practices instead of trying everything at once.

Credible conversations with leaders

Maturity levels and outcomes help in discussing change with executives.

Advanced Kanban path

KMM is part of the route to the Kanban Coaching Professional credential.

Applicable across industries

It works for IT, operations and service organisations.

Builds on KMP

Extends your Kanban expertise from system design to organisation-level change.

Certification exam

Kanban Maturity Model (KMM) class

Awarded by	Kanban University
Format	Class-based; participants receive a certificate of attendance. An exam applies only to the separate Kanban Coaching Professional (KCP) credential
Questions	Not applicable (no exam)
Duration	24 hours of live instruction in this batch format
Passing score	Not applicable for the KMM class itself; confirm trainer-set requirements
Exam fee	No separate exam fee; the credential is part of the course fee
Where	Issued by Kanban University through the accredited trainer after the live class
Validity	See the current figure on the official site

Your path to certification

1
Confirm the prerequisite (KMP is listed as the expected background) with the counsellor for your batch.
2
Enrol in a scheduled live online Kanban Maturity Model batch delivered by a Kanban University accredited trainer.
3
Attend all sessions and take part in the assessment and planning exercises.
4
Receive your KMM certificate from Kanban University through the trainer.
5
If you plan to pursue the Kanban Coaching Professional credential, check the extra requirements, which include a separate exam.

Skills you will gain

KMM structure

Describe the maturity levels and the practices that belong to each.

Maturity assessment

Assess where a team or organisation is today using the model.

Linking maturity to outcomes

Explain how higher maturity connects to predictability, quality and customer fit.

Improvement sequencing

Plan which practices to adopt next and in what order.

Kanban core practices at depth

See how visualisation, WIP limits, policies, feedback loops and improvement evolve with maturity.

Engaging leadership

Talk with managers about maturity, risk and investment in change.

What you get