Your Path to Scrum Certification

Want to know which Scrum certification you need to succeed in the most successful agile framework? Then you've come to the right place! Scrum has three different roles, each presenting very different challenges. Official Scrum certifications are particularly important for two of them: the Scrum Master and the Product Owner.

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What is Scrum?

The Scrum Master: Facilitator and Coach

As a Scrum Master, it is your responsibility to ensure that Scrum works effectively. That’s why there are a wealth of helpful Scrum certifications to support you along the way. You are a servant leader and assist both your Scrum team and the entire company in implementing and executing Scrum. You help the developers organize themselves and deliver high-quality work that meets requirements. It is also your responsibility to remove any obstacles—whether technical, structural, or personal—and to foster a positive, productive mindset. Last but not least, you help the Product Owner develop appropriate techniques for arriving at the definitions they require. Furthermore, with your Scrum certification, you can and should use your position to profitably foster collaboration among all team members and stakeholders.

All of these diverse responsibilities require the Scrum Master to possess a wide range of knowledge and skills. By completing a Scrum Master training course, you’ll lay the foundation for your career. Following the course, you can choose to earn either the PSM1 certification from scrum.org or the SM1 certificate from PeopleCert. These are the fundamental Scrum Master certifications.

As you continue on your journey, the Scrum PSM2 certification from scrum.org will be of great value. Here, you’ll deepen your skills and learn more about how to handle complex obstacles. You’ll also learn advanced collaboration techniques and gain an in-depth understanding of different perspectives on Scrum both within and outside your team.

If you’d also like to learn additional techniques to inject new energy into your Scrum team, a Design Thinking training course is a great option. In your day-to-day work as a leader, knowledge of OKRs is also extremely helpful for motivating your team in an authentic and sustainable way.

With SERVIEW, you can complete all relevant training courses on-site or take them at the Virtual Classroom to earn your Scrum certification online.

The Scrum Product Owner Certification: Master of the Backlog

If you choose to become a Product Owner, backlog management is one of your primary tools for maximizing the value of the product being developed. Which features the Scrum Team tackles and in what order is entirely up to you. To ensure that product goals and backlog items remain transparent and visible at all times and are understood by everyone involved, your key skill for Scrum certification lies in flawless, precise communication.

You are accountable for the value of the product—which means you have significant decision-making authority and bear the corresponding responsibility. A goal-oriented Product Owner course and the PSPO1 certification from scrum.org will thoroughly prepare you for this role. In the Scrum certification, you’ll not only learn the fundamentals of Scrum but also gain deep insights into successful methods for prioritization and effort estimation. With this Scrum Product Owner certification, nothing stands in the way of your career as a “backlog master” and a full-fledged team member.

In addition, you can acquire advanced techniques and knowledge through PSPO2 training. If you are interested in this advanced course, please feel free to contact us directly.

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