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Helping people and teams use Professional Scrum to solve complex problems through training, certification, and ongoing learning experiences

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About Scrum

What is Scrum?

Scrum helps people and teams deliver value incrementally in a collaborative manner. If you are just getting started, think of it as a way to get work done as a team in small pieces at a time, with experimentation and feedback loops along the way.

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About Us

What Makes Us Different?

Yes, we really are the Home of Scrum! Scrum co-creator Ken Schwaber founded Scrum.org in 2009 to be a different kind of organization with people dedicated to a mission of helping people and teams solve complex problems. This mission drives everything we do. We've seen individuals and organizations use the power of Scrum to transform the way they work and deliver value. We want to help others enjoy the same success.

Mission-Based

As a mission-based organization focused on helping people and teams, we provide many different ways to learn about Scrum and a community to help people learn

Professional Scrum

Go beyond the mechanical aspects of Scrum and transform your mindset and focus while embracing the Scrum Values

Ongoing Learning

Continuously learn both in and out of the classroom with different types of learning that range from activity-based training to self-learning at your own pace

Professional Scrum Trainers

Learn from over 350 highly experienced Scrum practitioners who all bring their real-life experiences to the classroom

The Training Experience

Get hands-on, interactive, globally consistent training in all classes and opportunities to further grow your knowledge

Globally Recognized Certifications

Prove your knowledge and get certified with industry respected certification tests that do not require renewal

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Training

Professional Scrum Training

When it comes to training, are you looking for more than standard corporate training with a trainer simply presenting to the class? Scrum.org training courses embody the principles of Professional Scrum while providing an interactive learning experience. Learners continuously tell us how much they love our courses! Professional Scrum Trainers build our courses together, while bringing their own experiences to the classes they teach. They all use the same teaching materials ensuring consistent learning among your team members. Scrum.org provides a variety of courses including the Scrum fundamentals, role-based learning, and courses that go beyond the framework with training about complementary practices.

Enables all members of the Scrum Team to learn Scrum while doing it, experiencing what it is like to deliver products using the Scrum framework
An interactive, activity-based course where students gain a strong understanding of Professional Scrum and the role of the Scrum Master.
In this advanced class, experienced Scrum Masters learn to overcome challenges they face through immersive facilitated exercises.
Students gain an understanding of the critical role that the Product Owner plays on the Scrum Team including a number of Product Ownership practices that they can use.
Students learn the Product Owner Stances while expanding their ability to establish a solid vision, validate their hypotheses, and ultimately deliver more value.
Enables all members of a software-focused Scrum Team to learn Scrum by experiencing what it is like to build products with modern Agile and DevOps practices.
Students learn techniques and methods to effectively manage a Product Backlog that clearly expresses the future vision of the product and brings transparency to what is most valuable for the Scrum Team to work on to delight stakeholders and customers.
Develop proficiency in facilitation skills, so that you can help your Scrum Team better solve problems, create a shared understanding and foster transparency. Learn how to become a better facilitator to improve Scrum Team, stakeholder and customer interactions.
Hands-on workshop teaching managers and other leaders how to best support, guide, and coach their teams.
Participants learn about the EBM framework through a series of exercises to help leaders guide their teams toward continuously improving customer outcomes, organizational capabilities, and business results.
Teaches Scrum practitioners how to apply Kanban practices to their work without changing Scrum, bringing greater transparency and flow.
Learn modern UX techniques and practices that effectively enable Scrum Teams to best work with customers and their feedback to deliver higher value.
Designed for anyone involved in building products across multiple teams to learn how they can scale product delivery with Scrum.
Certifications

Professional Scrum Certifications

You may think that you can just go to the class and automatically get certified. You may also think that you must take a class to get certified. Both of these assumptions are actually incorrect. There is value in validating the knowledge you gain in the class, and we also understand that some people prefer to self-learn and leverage their experience. Our certifications prove what you know, while our classes teach you. It is recommended to take a class, but not required. Professional Scrum certifications are designed for a variety of experience levels. They are globally recognized and respected because they test a true understanding of Scrum and how to apply it. There are no renewals required on our certifications. Once you earn it, you keep it!

There are three levels of Scrum Master certifications to validate and certify your knowledge and understanding of Scrum and the Scrum Master role.
There are three levels of Product Owner certifications to validate and certify your knowledge and understanding of the Product Owner role.
The Professional Scrum Developer certification validates and certifies your knowledge and understanding of the Developers accountabilities in Scrum.
PSF Skills certification is evidence that you have demonstrated an understanding on how to harness facilitation principles, skills and techniques, and how effective facilitation can help teams move forward toward their desired outcomes.
PSPBM Skills certification is evidence that you have demonstrated an understanding on how to effectively manage a Product Backlog which is both transparent and focused on value.
The Professional Agile Leadership I certification validates and certifies an understanding about how leaders can best support their teams in an agile environment.
The Professional Agile Leadership - Evidence Based Management certification validates and certifies an understanding about how leaders can best support their teams in an agile environment.
The Scaled Professional Scrum certification validates and certifies an understanding of scaling fundamentals to enable multiple Scrum Teams working together.
The Professional Scrum with Kanban certification validates and certifies an understanding of how to use Scrum with Kanban to improve value creation and delivery.
The Professional Scrum with User Experience certification validates a fundamental level of understanding of integrating modern UX practices into Scrum.
Learning Content

Resources

If you are looking to learn beyond the classroom, we have a variety of resources you can explore and use. Continue expanding your knowledge with blogs, videos, webcasts, case studies, whitepapers, and more.

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Stay Connected!

As human beings, we often learn a lot from the experiences of others. There are a variety of ways to learn from other Professional Scrum practitioners including a forum, events, meetups, blogs, podcasts, and more.

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The Latest Blogs From Scrum.org

Picture for Richard Hundhausen Richard Hundhausen
This post provides guidance for conducting a Nexus Sprint Review, a key component of the Nexus Scaled Scrum Framework (or any scaled Scrum implementation) aimed at enhancing inspection and adaptation for large-scale agile development. Dissatisfied with existing guidance, I decided to share my insights on how to structure these reviews to facilitate integrated feedback on the work done by the Nexus (the team of teams). It outlines the replacement of individual Scrum Team Sprint Reviews with a Nexus-wide review focusing on the integrated increment and suggests employing a "Sprint Review Bazaar" to cater to stakeholders' diverse interests through a diverge-converge approach. This method encourages detailed inspections and feedback in breakout rooms, analogous to visiting booths at a science fair or car show, thereby increasing transparency and engagement. The post also provides a detailed sample agenda for a 2.5-hour Nexus Sprint Review, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and adaptation during execution.
Picture for Martin Hinshelwood Martin Hinshelwood
In this video, Martin delves into the simplicity of initiating Kanban within any team or organisation. He outlines the straightforwardness of the process, highlighting how any individual can kickstart a transformative journey 🚀. Martin shares insights on overcoming traditional hurdles 🚧, leveraging data for meaningful change 📊, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement 🌱.
Picture for Stefan Wolpers Stefan Wolpers
This post dives into the top ten actionable strategies derived from the Scrum Anti-Patterns Guide book, providing a roadmap for teams eager to embrace Kaizen practices.
Picture for Simon Flossmann Simon Flossmann
In diesem Artikel stellt PST Simon Flossmann die 5 häufigsten Missverständnisse bei der Anwendung von Scrum vor:
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