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What's next step to be a Scrum Trainer?

Last post 01:12 am June 17, 2020 by Eric Naiburg
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Jess Chen
05:13 am October 16, 2012

Hi Friends,

I've been using Scrum & Agile over 5 yrs. I attended 3 official Agile & Scrum training, most of them are 2 ~4 days.
Now, I'm acting as a scrum master in my teams. My next target is to be a certified Agile & Scrum trainer. Any suggest from you?


Thanks!

Dominik Maximini
02:54 pm October 16, 2012

Hi Jess Chen,

a good start might be this section on the website: https://www.scrum.org/About/Work-With-Us/Trainers
One prerequisite to apply for becoming a Scrum Trainer is to pass the assessments (at least PSM I and PSM II) with more than 95%. Do you meet this requirement?

Best

Dominik

Leonardo Jr Del Carmen
03:07 pm February 2, 2018

Is it allowed to retake the PSM I and II until the 95% threshold is reached?

Bryant Arrey
07:32 pm June 16, 2020

Hey guys, I have been  scrum mater for 5 years now. I am also an instructor of scrum and now Hosting my classes over zoom. i had 97.5% on my first attempt on PSM1 now Preparing to take my PSM2. I wish to become a professional  scrum instructor with scrum.org. How to i go about it. Does it just require me to apply or actually have an existing trainer as reference.???

Eric Naiburg
01:12 am June 17, 2020

Hi Bryant,

The process is completely transparent and documented here.  You do not need to have an existing trainer as that would block new good people.

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