There are no specific prerequisites for enrolling in the CSPO course. However, having basic knowledge of Scrum principles and practices can be beneficial.

The CSPO course covers a range of topics, including agile principles, Scrum framework, product backlog management, stakeholder collaboration, and techniques for effective product ownership.

The CSPO course is typically delivered over two days through interactive workshops, discussions, and exercises conducted by a Certified Scrum Trainer (CST) accredited by Scrum Alliance.

No, there is no exam required to earn the CSPO certification. However, active participation in the course and completion of all required activities are necessary to receive the certification.

CSPO certification enhances career prospects, validates expertise in agile product ownership, and provides access to a global community of agile professionals and resources offered by Scrum Alliance.

Yes, CSPO certification is recognized globally and is widely respected within the agile community.

~ 16 hours of live virtual training.
~ Taught by Certified Scrum Trainers (CST).
~ 15+ Practice Scenarios/Case Studies Covered
~ Earn 16 Scrum Alliance-approved SEUs.
~ 2-year Scrum Alliance membership included.
~ 100% money-back guarantee.
~ Assistance with Scrum Alliance membership registration.
~ No-cost EMI options available.

SEUs are learning credits you earn by engaging in Scrum and Agile-related education, such as attending events, webinars, workshops, or contributing to the Agile community. These units are required for renewing your CSPO and other Scrum Alliance certifications.

A Product Owner is responsible for:
~ Defining and communicating the product vision.
~ Creating, refining, and prioritizing the product backlog.
~ Working closely with stakeholders and customers to gather feedback.
~ Collaborating with the Scrum Master and Developers.
~ Ensuring the product delivers maximum business value.

~ CSPO (Certified Scrum Product Owner): Focuses on the product side—managing the backlog, defining product vision, working with stakeholders, and ensuring value delivery.

~ CSM (Certified ScrumMaster): Focuses on the people side— helping teams implement the Scrum framework, supporting the team, and helping remove impediments.
If you are more inclined toward product management and business value, choose CSPO. If you prefer team facilitation and coaching, choose CSM.

At ScaleUp, CSPO training is delivered through:
~ Live online sessions (public batches) via platforms like Zoom, with breakout rooms, group exercises, and case studies.
~ Classroom workshops (corporate batches) in selected cities for hands-on, interactive learning.
The training includes course material, real-world simulations, Scrum Alliance membership for two years, and community support.

You earn the CSPO certification by attending a 16-hour interactive course delivered by a Certified Scrum Trainer (CST). Once you complete the course, you receive your certification directly from Scrum Alliance. Currently, there is no exam required for CSPO.

The CSPO certification is valid for two years. To renew, you need to:
Option 1:
~ Earn 20 Scrum Education Units (SEUs) by attending workshops, events, or continued learning.
~ Pay the renewal fee of USD 100 through the Scrum Alliance portal.

Option 2:
~ Complete any other certification training from ScrumAlliance.