Next level of certificates

Next level of certificates:


What Next after CSM Certification-


Advanced Certified Scrum Master (A-CSM):-


Once you have one year of experience in playing the role of Scrum Master after your CSM, you can go for Advanced-Certified Scrum Master (A-CSM). A-CSM requires at least 16 hours of interaction with a CST or CEC.



CSPO Certification

 

Certified Scrum Professional - Scrum Master (CSP-SM):-


After two years of playing the role of Scrum Master, you can go for Certified Scrum Professional-Scrum Master (CSP-SM). CSP-SM also requires at least 16 hours of interaction with a CST or CEC.

 

If you introduced Scrum at a team level on two occasions, you could apply for Certified Team Coach(CTC). CTC requires getting a recommendation from the team, stakeholders, and an interview process with a panel. 

 

If you introduced Scrum at an Enterprise Level, either a Business Unit or a Company on two occasions, you could apply for Certified Enterprise Coach(CEC). CEC requires getting a recommendation from the team, stakeholders, and an interview process with a panel. 

 

What Next after PSM-I Certification:


There are three levels PSM-I, PSM-II, and PSM-III. All three levels have online tests and assessments. 

 
Professional Scrum Mater-I (PSM-I):-


Professional Scrum Master (PSM) is an entry-level certification for the Scrum Masters. It is a 2-day course that covers the Agile Manifesto, Principles, Scrum Framework, and the role of Scrum Master in Scrum. 


One can attend the 2-day classroom training conducted by a Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) but isn't mandatory. You can take up the examination directly if you are well-versed with Scrum and the role of Scrum Master.


There are mock quizzes for PSM-I that one can take up before attempting the PSM exams. These quizzes will help the participants to clear up PSM-I exams. Leanpitch has mock quizzes for PSM certification, which helps aspirants to try several quizzes before taking up the actual PSM exams. PSM-I Mock test & Quizzes can be found here. 


Professional Scrum Mater-II (PSM-II):-


This certification is for the Scrum Masters who wish to demonstrate his or her ability to apply the Scrum framework to solving advanced, complex problems in the real world. One needs to have advanced knowledge in Scrum, Scrum Master, and experience. 


PSM-II is advanced compared to PSM-I. For those who are attempting PSM-II, PSM-I is mandatory. Just like PSM-I, attending a classroom session is not compulsory. If you think you are at an advanced level in Scrum and Scrum Master, you can directly take up PSM-II. 


 

Professional Scrum Mater-III (PSM-III):-


This certification is for those who have a distinguished level of understanding of Scrum and Mastery in it. Those who have completed PSM-III can mentor and coach people and teams who are adopting Scrum. Clearing PSM-III need in-depth knowledge and understanding of Scrum. 


Those who clear PSM-III have a deeper understanding of Scrum framework, values, and ability to implement Scrum in complex product contexts. Just like PSM-II, it is not mandatory to attend a classroom session to appear for the exam. 







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