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Become a Scaled Scrum Professional(nexus) - Trainer

Last post 04:04 pm April 3, 2018 by Eric Naiburg
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Gergely Kölcsey-Gyurkó
10:41 am February 14, 2018

I have not found anywhere in Scrum.org how this is possible. You have the trainer form sm, po, dev. how about nexus? is this maybe included in the SM TTT (Train the trainer program)?

Currently I am working in a SAFe orgnazitaion as a supportive transformator coach or something like this. BUT what I found is that for mid sized organizations or even from 3 teams nexus is much much better.

I know I will take the exam maybe the course, but frankly that will be a piece of cake as I have enough experience.My only perspective here is to exploit the deepest level wihtin nexus WHEN I visit my potential partners I could compete with SAFe.

So where can I start? Thanks in advance.

Geri

Eric Naiburg
04:04 pm April 3, 2018

Hi Gergely,

You have to first become a Professional Scrum Trainer of one of our other courses before adding SPS.  

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