Here are some step-by-step processes to maintain A-CSM® Certification:

Step 1: Earn SEUs

To maintain your A-CSM® certification, accumulate 30 Scrum Education Units (SEUs) within two years. Participate in Scrum-related activities like Scrum gatherings, training programs, workshops, presentations, webinars, teaching Scrum, publishing articles, reading books, or volunteering. Keep track of the hours spent on these activities as SEUs.

Step 2: Submit the earned SEUs

Submitting your Scrum Education Units (SEUs) is easy and straightforward. Follow these steps with confidence:

1.  Visit the Scrum Alliance website and log in using your username and password.
2.  On your dashboard, navigate to the 'Scrum Education Units' section.
3. Click on 'Manage SEUs' and confidently select the appropriate category from the drop-down menu.
4. Fill in the required information in the fields provided confidently and submit your SEUs.

Step 3: Pay the renewal fee

The cost of renewing your A-CSM Certification is $175. To renew your certification for another two years, navigate to the payment option in your Scrum Alliance dashboard and complete the payment process.

Step 4: Renew before the expiry date:

Renewing your A-CSM certification before its expiry date is a smart move that can give you a competitive edge in the job market. The A-CSM certification is widely recognized as a valuable asset, so don't miss out on the opportunity to boost your professional standing.

 Importance of Renewing A-CSM Certification:

Below are the reasons why renewing your A-CSM certification is important:

• Stay updated on industry trends and best practices
• Demonstrate ongoing expertise in Scrum and Agile
• Build trust with stakeholders through renewed expertise
• Gain access to updated learning materials and community forums
• Enhance opportunities for hiring and promotion
• Comply with certification maintenance requirements
• Stay aligned with any changes in the Scrum Guide
• Engage in events and conferences within the Agile community