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PST prerequisites

Last post 04:48 pm December 15, 2016 by Anonymous
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Olivier Ledru
02:11 pm December 15, 2016

Hi folks,

Before PSM II was rename PSM III, PSM II was required in order to step into the PST application.
Now that PSP is PSM II and PSM II is PSM III, what is the prerequisites for PST ?

On https://www.scrum.org/Become-a-Trainer/PSM-Trainer-Application it is still PSM II.
Is it the new "easier" PSM II OR PSM III ?

Yours
Olivier

Anonymous
04:48 pm December 15, 2016

Hello Olivier,

Thank you for your interest in Scrum.org and for your inquiry. One the page referenced in your previous post, the various steps for the PST application and selection process are detailed. In reviewing steps 2, 3 and 5, you will see that the assessment requirements are presented and that there are requirements for the PSM I, PSM II and PSM III assessments.

After reviewing the steps in more detail, if you should still have any questions, please feel free to click the 'Contact Us' button on https://www.scrum.org/Become-a-Trainer/PSM-Trainer-Application to send your inquiry to a member of the Scrum.org staff. You should also feel free to send any inquiries to support@scrum.org.

Thank you and enjoy your day, Olivier!

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