Certified Scrum Product Owner Training
Become a true Scrum practitioner with the Scrum Product Owner certification. Learn how to drive Business value while collaborating effectively.
Course Focus
The CSPO training course uses Scrum to teach Scrum and provides a stimulating, experiential learning experience through the use of game play, hands on practical exercises, real life case studies and in depth discussions of the various parts of the Scrum framework and how the parts fit together.
On completing the course, candidates are designated as a Certified Scrum Product Owner by the Scrum Alliance. Candidates will then also become members of the Scrum Alliance and can work towards achieving the higher level Certified Scrum Professional designation.
Upcoming Courses
What to Expect
Course
Details
- Price: £ 750 per person
- Course duration: Offered as a online training course and in person over 2 days.
Learning
Objectives
- Understanding the Role of the Product Owner
- Describing Purpose and Strategy
- Understanding Customers and Users
- Testing Product Assumptions
- Working with the Product Backlog
Who should
Attend?
- If you are, or are going to be the Product Owner on a Scrum team
- Leaders and managers in value-driven roles
- Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches will also benefit.
Top 3 reasons fortaking a course:
Over a decade implementing Scrum in dozens of organisations means that Iain’s guidance is grounded in real world challenges and is highly practical.
Feedback from Delegates
FAQ's
The Scaled Agile Framework is a brilliant and detailed framework referred to when Agile is used in larger organisations. SAFe is a good framework to understand since it adds a few additional roles and ceremonies to KANBAN and SCRUM forming a framework that can scale for large teams and organisations. Should you be looking for answers to scaling an Agile implementation or Agile for larger cross-functional teams, SAFe is a good course to consider.
The SCRUM framework also has many scaling options for instance by introducing SCRUM or SCRUM ceremonies or looking into due track SCRUM.