PSPO I Training Course: Professional Scrum Product Owner (Scrum.org)
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Description of the training: PSPO I Training Course: Professional Scrum Product Owner (Scrum.org)
The certifying PSPO I – Professional Scrum Product Owner training prepares you to take on the Product Owner role within a Scrum team and to pass the official Scrum.org PSPO I certification (exam included). Over 3 days, you learn to maximise a product’s value: build and carry a product vision, manage and order the backlog, collaborate with stakeholders and the development team, and measure delivered value. This highly practical course builds on workshops and role-play.
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Good to know
This training includes sitting the Scrum.org PSPO I certification exam. A preliminary interview confirms the profile fit. Sessions are guaranteed from a single registrant (except in cases of force majeure), in a small group of 1 to 3 participants, with around 60% hands-on practice.
Objectives of the training: PSPO I Training Course: Professional Scrum Product Owner (Scrum.org)
By the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
- Understand the Product Owner role and responsibilities in Scrum.
- Define and carry a product vision and a value strategy.
- Build, order and refine a product backlog.
- Collaborate effectively with stakeholders and the Scrum team.
- Measure the value and impact of the delivered product.
- Prepare for and pass the PSPO I certification exam.
Prerequisites of the training: PSPO I Training Course: Professional Scrum Product Owner (Scrum.org)
Knowledge of Scrum fundamentals is recommended (reading the Scrum Guide, or attending an introduction to agility). Project experience helps, but is not mandatory.
Detailed programme of the training: PSPO I Training Course: Professional Scrum Product Owner (Scrum.org)
Scrum and the Product Owner role
- Recap of the Scrum framework (roles, artefacts, events). Positioning the Product Owner among the Scrum team’s responsibilities. Understanding the purpose of the role and its importance for product success.
Product vision and value creation
- Build and carry a product vision. Align the vision with the organisation’s strategy. The notion of value and the Definition of Done. Laying the foundations of value-driven product management.
Managing the product backlog
- Create and structure the product backlog. Write and refine backlog items. Slicing and refinement techniques. Keep a transparent, actionable backlog.
Ordering and prioritising value
- Order the backlog by value, risk and dependencies. Prioritisation techniques (value/effort, etc.). Manage trade-offs and decisions with stakeholders.
Collaboration with stakeholders and the team
- Collaborate with stakeholders and users. Gather and integrate feedback. Work with the development team and the Scrum Master. Communicate on progress and value.
Measuring product value and impact
- Measure delivered value and product impact (metrics, feedback, outcomes). Steer by value and improve continuously. The product learning loop.
Course highlights
- prepares you for the official Scrum.org PSPO I certification (exam included);
- alternates theory with hands-on workshops (60% practice);
- covers the full Product Owner role;
- runs in a small group of 1 to 3 participants, sessions guaranteed from a single registrant.
FAQ
Is the certification exam included?
Yes, sitting the Scrum.org PSPO I exam is included in the course price.
What are the prerequisites?
Knowledge of Scrum fundamentals is recommended (Scrum Guide or an introduction to agility).
Who is this training for?
Aspiring Product Owners, product managers, project managers, business analysts and product leads.
How long is the training?
The training lasts 3 days (21 hours), in a small group of 1 to 3 participants, with around 60% hands-on practice.
Is this course eligible for funding schemes?
No, it is funded directly by the company (no CPF, no OPCO).