Advanced Certified Scrum Product Owner®

A balanced blend of accelerated learning techniques

Our Advanced Certified Scrum Product Owner (A-CSPO) program features a mix of online, on-demand, self-paced learning, one-on-one instructor interactions, and interactive, instructor-led, live sessions fostering engagement and collaboration among students. Our approach provides students with the flexibility to progress through the program at their own pace, while ensuring they are supported and connected to a vibrant community of learners. If you’re looking for a fast-turnaround 2-day certification, this may not be the right fit. Our advanced Scrum programs are designed as multi-month learning journeys that emphasize depth, application, and long-term growth.

Ignore the publicized dates! Start and finish when YOU want!

While the Scrum Alliance requires publication of dates for all listed courses, this program's online, on-demand, and self-paced nature offers the flexibility to start and complete the program at your convenience. The curriculum comprises 12 courses, in addition to an orientation course and virtual classroom sessions.

This is a 6-month program. You will still have the flexibility to finish at an accelerated pace if desired, but based on our experience, a realistic timeframe is typically 3-4 months. We advise allocating an average of 1-2 weeks for each of the 12 courses in the program plus buffer time to accommodate family obligations, vacations, and work commitments. 

And if life REALLY throws you a curveball, you can pause your program until you are able to revisit it, at no additional expense to you.  

What To Expect

• Upon registering for the program, your instructor, Kim Poremski, will schedule a brief meet and greet session with you. She will also provide you with tips and tricks for how to successfully navigate and complete the program.
• You will then complete the online Orientation course to familiarize yourself with the Learning Management System (LMS) and you’ll be on your way.
• All you will need is a computer with a working microphone and camera, and a reliable internet connection.
• You can choose to complete the 12 courses in any order you desire.
• Each course consists of multiple modules, including 1-2 instructional videos per course, that introduce core concepts. These concepts are further explored through real-world applications and challenges, that Kim will review and provide you with valuable feedback.
• Each course features a downloadable workbook and multiple ancillary reference materials.
• To complete the program, you will also be expected to attend a minimum of FOUR virtual, one-hour, instructor-led classroom sessions where you will have the opportunity to engage with other program participants.  However, you are welcome to attend as many of these sessions as you’d like during your one-year subscription period.
• Kim will periodically check in with you to ensure you stay on track and is readily available to offer additional support whenever needed.

Earning Your Certification

To receive the Advanced Certified Scrum Product Owner (A-CSPO) certification, you need to have:

1. Previously earned a Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) certification with the Scrum Alliance.
2. Validated at least 12 months of work experience specific to the accountability of Product Owner within the past five years.
3. Completed an accredited A-CSPO course

Notes:

• You can begin the A-CSPO program now while working towards earning your 12 months of work experience.
• There is NO exam to earn your certification, rather your instructor will ensure that you have adequately met the learning objectives for the program and attended the minimum 4-hours of virtual classroom time.

Still Unsure? Have more questions?

This is a big investment and you should feel confident that your instructor and the program will be a good match for you!

You can schedule a brief meet and greet call with Kim using this direct link: https://calendly.com/coachporemski/30min

or email Kim with any additional questions: [email protected].

Want to learn more? Click here to see a short video.