Professional Scrum Product Owner

ValueX2 Professional Scrum Product Owner™ (PSPO™ I) certification course overview

This is a 2-day Professional Scrum Product Owner certification course that empowers the product owners to get a good hold on the value drivers for the products and also helps in developing a sense of how to use Scrum and Agile to maximize the value. The PSPO™course trains you to be a real product owner and have an entrepreneurial mindset utilizing the needed tactics and strategies.

After completing the Professional Scrum Product Owner™ training, you can take the PSPO™exam and get level I certified. The course focuses on collating strategy and execution, using value, vision, and validation. With the Valuex2 training, you are trained to pass the PSPO™exam in the first attempt itself. Once you clear the PSPO™exam and get certified, it indicates that you have a good understanding of the Scrum framework and can apply the acquired knowledge in the real-world scenarios and boost the value delivered with a product. The Professional Scrum Product Owner™ certification also your seriousness towards professional development and commitment towards Scrum practice.

Step 1: Register for Professional Scrum Product Owner™ I (PSPO™ I) certification training on ValueX2.com

Step 2: Attend a 2 day live virtual or in-person training

Step 3: Attempt the online certification exam on Scrum.org (cost included in training fees)

Step 4: Get a minimum score of 85% (68 out of 80 questions correct)

Step 5: Receive your Professional Scrum Product Owner™ I (PSPO™ I) certification and a digital badge to share

Step 6: Continue with your Scrum and Product Management journey and explore further training to upskill and make a difference!

What Will You Learn in Professional Scrum Product Owner™ (PSPO™ I) ValueX2 Training?

• What is the role of a product owner?
• How to manage products with Agility?
• How to develop and delivery products professionally?
• How to promoting an Agile work culture?
• How to track successful delivery using metrics?
• How to handling a scrum project successfully?