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From Computing teacher to Scrum master

Last post 07:57 pm May 12, 2023 by Nicholas Gabrichidze
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Debby Amushan
06:07 am February 6, 2022

Good morning all,

I am a secondary and ALevel IT computing teacher who has just passed the PSM1. 

I would like to find out how best to go about securing my cv and securing my first job.

 

Thanks

Debbie

superna arya
04:11 pm May 12, 2023

Hello, 

I am a Math teacher for past 10+ years and looking for transition to Scrum master role. Passed CSM certification, looking for guidance with resume and any tips you may have for job hunting. 

Thank you

Nicholas Gabrichidze
07:57 pm May 12, 2023

Good luck Debbie

Just to let you know in Europe PSM is considered Gold Standard in industry, while in USA Scrum alliance certification somehow has more value.

In the days of remote work it is not important where you actually live(if employer cant hire you as employee for visa reasons, they can always pay your one man company or any other self employed business you might register)

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