CSM Certification Training Classes

Our 2 Day Certified Scrum Master Boot Camp provides a quick and convenient approach to CSM certification. You’ll learn from top expert practitioners and gain the knowledge needed to pass the CSM exam and meet the education hours required for certification, all in one boot camp.

Scrum is one of the largest and fastest-growing Agile methodologies. Scrum is a simple project management framework that has a small set of interrelated practices and principles, is not overly prescriptive, and is able to produce productivity gains for software development teams almost immediately.

Our Certified Trainers shares techniques for managing product backlogs, planning releases and iterations (sprints), and tracking and reporting progress.

Participants will learn how to effectively plan and run daily Scrum meetings, sprint planning meetings, sprint reviews, retrospectives, and more.

Why Take A CSM

Participants of this course will be eligible to apply for 14 PDU’s toward their continuing education requirements with PMI (Project Management Institute) for a 2-day class.

Class registration includes a copy of course materials for personal use along with initial certification and exam fee. Lunch and snack items are served daily including beverages.

Who Should Attend A CSM Training Class?

This hands-on training course provides an excellent introduction to the Scrum Framework, and as such it is appropriate for anyone implementing or working alongside a timebox-based Agile team.

In addition Product Owners, Developers and Testers, other roles that would benefit from this course include Product Managers and Analysts, Project Managers, Team Leads, Architects, Functional Managers, CIOs, and CTOs.

The Certified ScrumMaster Training exam is tough.

We are with you every step of the way.

No matter what you may read, the truth is that there is no easy path when it comes to CSM exam readiness. Most students need 3-6 weeks of study before they’re ready to sit for the exam.

What’s true of most, of course, isn’t true for all: some applicants will fall onto either side of that average, and a full 50% will never sit for the exam at all.

• Application assistance

• Readiness roadmap

• Postclass support

• Complete study resource

What you’ll learn

• Details on Scrum roles: Team Member, Product Owner, ScrumMaster

• Foundational/critical concepts of Scrum

• How to apply empirical thinking to your project work

• How a team’s productivity can be adjusted to account for its composition

• Importance of organizational agreement on software readiness

• Conflict resolution’s critical role in Scrum

• Learn, practice, and utilize the Scrum Framework

• Knowing when software is “Done” under Scrum

• Compare traditional and Agile project estimating and planning

• Conduct decomposition to estimate a Scrum project

• Practice Scrum meetings including: Sprint planning, Daily Scrum, Burndowns, Sprint review, and Sprint retrospective