Preparation for Professional Scrum Product Owner™ I (PSPO I) – Including Exam

This course is appropriate for students in any industry where teams are working to solve complex problems. The Professional Scrum Product Owner course is for:

- Product Managers wanting to up-skill their agile proficiency
- Professionals interested in advancing their Product Ownership skills
- Product Owners with some experience in the role that are looking to improve their understanding or improve their use of Scrum and the Product Owner accountabilities
- Scrum Masters wishing to improve how they can coach Product Owners
 
While this course covers an introduction to the Scrum framework, it’s primarily from the perspective of Product Ownership. Therefore, it’s best if the students come to the course with an understanding of the fundamentals of Scrum, ideally as demonstrated by passing the Scrum Open.

When a student leaves the classroom they will have improved skills to impact their products and organizations by: 

• Improving value created by staying focused on value and outcomes
• Increasing organizational learning validating sooner rather than later which will also reduce costs
• Achieving better business outcomes by aligning initiatives with business strategy through shared vision and aligning people toward clear goals
• Increasing business agility by being data informed and empirical

• Basic understanding of Scrum framework and Agile principles is recommended.

• Professional Scrum Product Owner I (PSPO I)

Why Scrum.org?

Scrum.org training provides a hands-on, activity-based learning experience using a consistent set of materials around the world no matter which of our Professional Scrum Trainers (PSTs) is teaching the course. Each course explores real-world challenges to help students apply what they learn in their roles once back at work.

The maintenance of Scrum.org courseware is based on feedback from the overall PST community who are delivering each class.  They all teach from the same content, bringing great consistency, but also feedback from the real-world to drive incremental improvements and high quality.

On their path to becoming a PST, they must have several years of Scrum experience. Once PST candidates apply, they then go through an extensive process that includes: interviews, validation of knowledge, training, peer reviews and more.

PSTs bring their own style and experiences with a consistent delivery of Scrum.org training around the world, so you know each course we teach is aligned with Professional Scrum, and all of your teammates are learning from the same course materials.