Agile and Scrum
Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO) Certification Training
Two-day, hands-on Professional Scrum Product Owner learning experience
Move from a project mindset toward an outcome-focused product mindset
Connect business strategy, product vision, Product Goal, Sprint Goal, and delivery
Practice stakeholder collaboration, value measurement, Product Backlog management, release planning, and forecasting
One attempt at the PSPO I assessment is included with an official Scrum.org class
80-question online assessment with a 60-minute time limit and 85% passing score
PSPO I certification does not expire and has no renewal fee
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Professional Product Ownership focused on value and outcomes
Professional Scrum Product Owner training helps learners move from a project mindset toward product thinking. It connects business strategy, product vision, Product Goals, Sprint Goals, customer learning, and Product Backlog decisions with the Product Owner accountability to maximize value.
Practice stakeholder collaboration, outcome measurement, forecasting, release decisions, and empirical validation while learning how quality and Done support sustainable product value. The course also prepares you for the Professional Scrum Product Owner I assessment.
Understand Product Ownership as Agile Product Management
Recognize the value of a product mindset over a project mindset
Bridge business strategy and product-development tactics
Align teams around product vision, Product Goal, and Sprint Goal
Collaborate effectively with users, customers, stakeholders, and Scrum Team members
Use evidence and metrics to track value and product outcomes
Connect quality and Done with long-term product viability and time to market
Manage the Product Backlog, releases, and forecasts with empiricism
Scrum principles, empiricism, Scrum Team accountabilities, and the Product Owner's accountability to maximize value.
Product thinking, outcomes, value, product boundaries, and Product Ownership as Agile Product Management.
Business goals, product vision, Product Goal, Sprint Goal, and translating strategy into delivery choices.
Customer focus, stakeholder collaboration, feedback, communication, alignment, and navigating competing needs.
Value hypotheses, outcome metrics, empirical validation, organizational learning, and reducing cost through earlier feedback.
Ordering, refinement, transparency, forecasting, release planning, and keeping the Product Backlog connected to the Product Goal.
Definition of Done, quality, technical health, time to market, and maintaining long-term product viability.
Digital course resources and post-class guidance
PSM I or PSPO I assessment preparation
Course-specific exercises, discussion, and practical application
Live, activity-based instructor-led training
Remote or onsite delivery options
Role-focused exercises and collaborative practice
Examples adapted to your product and delivery context
Private delivery for teams and organizations
PSPO I validates a fundamental understanding of Scrum, Product Owner accountabilities, and how to maximize the value delivered with a product.
The PSPO I assessment contains 80 questions in 60 minutes. Question formats include multiple choice, multiple answer, and true/false. The passing score is 85%.
An official Scrum.org PSPO class includes one PSPO I attempt. A second attempt is provided at no additional cost when the first attempt is made within 14 days and does not reach 85%.
The PSPO I certification does not expire and does not require renewal fees or continuing-education credits.
Focus decisions on customer and business outcomes instead of treating delivery as a fixed-scope project.
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Align business strategy, product vision, Product Goal, Sprint Goals, and Product Backlog decisions.
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Use evidence, outcome measures, and deliberate trade-offs to improve the value created by the product.
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Engage customers, users, stakeholders, and Scrum Team members to build shared understanding and faster learning.
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Order, refine, forecast, and plan releases transparently while maintaining focus on the Product Goal.
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Use Done and quality practices to protect product viability, reduce risk, and improve time to market.
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No previous certification is mandatory, and the PSPO I assessment is available without attending a course.
Scrum.org recommends arriving with an understanding of Scrum fundamentals, ideally supported by reading the Scrum Guide and trying Scrum Open.
Maximize product valuePractice value-based prioritization, product discovery, stakeholder collaboration, and transparent backlog management.
Guide product directionExpand from backlog accountability into market insight, strategy, experimentation, and outcome measurement.
Find and validate opportunitiesDeepen customer research, hypothesis testing, analytics, and opportunity-framing skills.
Develop products and product peopleBuild strategic leadership, portfolio judgment, product operating-model, and people-development capability.
The standard instructor-led Professional Scrum Product Owner course is two days and qualifies for 14 PMI PDUs.
It has 80 multiple-choice, multiple-answer, and true/false questions with a 60-minute time limit.
You need at least 85% to earn the PSPO I certification.
Official Scrum.org PSPO classes include one attempt. A second attempt is available when the first is taken within 14 days and does not pass.
No. Anyone may purchase and take the PSPO I assessment, although training is recommended.
No. The certification is lifetime and has no renewal fee.
A basic understanding of Scrum is recommended because the course emphasizes Product Ownership and Agile Product Management.
Explore upcoming live batches or speak with a course advisor to find the right schedule for your goals.
100% assured results
15 February 2025
Bonus:
2 Days Training
(5 Reviews)
100% assured results
15 February 2025
Bonus:
2 Days Training
(5 Reviews)
100% assured results
15 February 2025
Bonus:
2 Days Training
(4 Reviews)
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