The Scrum system sits under the Agile project
management system. Used worldwide, although primarily in IT, this form of
project management can be effectively utilised across many industries. Having a
trained Scrum Master will help to ensure projects that an organisation run have
excellent communication, and finish on time, on budget, and to specification. An
important part of Scrum are the roles for Masters, Product Owners, and Team
members, and the success of Scrum is dependent on these roles being defined and
adhered to.
What is the Scrum Master Course?
The Scrum Master course overviews Agile methods and principles, and how Scrum works within that framework. The roles within Scrum are discussed, with a strong emphasis on the Master role. The project phases of Scrum from initiation to release with insight into how the Master role fits in the phases. Finally, how to successfully transition from other systems to Scrum while maintaining executive and stakeholder support.
The course can be run over two days in any of our world-wide locations, on the organisation’s site, or virtual tutor-led online. There are no pre-requisites for this course but the Scrum Developer Certification is preferable.
The course ends with the Scrum
Master exam, which has 100 multiple-choice questions to be
completed within two hours.
On completion of the Scrum Master exam, the Scrum Master must earn 40 re-certification credits every two years to maintain their status.
Why Complete This Course?
This course in invaluable for new project managers to understand and implement Scrum in their workplaces. If someone is an existing Scrum Master, this course will allow them to fine tune the processes and ensure the system is being used to the best advantage of the organisation.
Scrum is a well-recognised project management tool that is used successfully across geographic locations and industries. If you are establishing Scrum in a new organisation, or fine tuning it to achieve optimal results, this course will benefit all involved.
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