Advanced Certified ScrumMaster (A-CSM) Certification Training in Providence

Advanced Certified ScrumMaster (A-CSM), is a certification provided by Scrum Alliance after validating the skills of participants that build on the Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) knowledge. A-CSM focuses on the advanced and next-level skills and experience that Agile professionals showcase as they come across more challenging issues. A-CSM professionals are highly valued across various industries as they demonstrate the accomplishment of Scrum knowledge to employers.

There are no prerequisites to attend the A-CSM training. But, to receive the A-CSM certification candidates must hold an active CSM certification and validate at least one year of work experience fulfilling the role and responsibilities of a Scrum Master.

The A-CSM certification is a widely recognized and highly valuable certification and has many benefits such as:It puts you one step forward to your peers in the global marketplace.It validates your skills as a Scrum Master who can effectively lead large and complex Scrum teams.It showcases your potential as a highly trained Agile professional in front of your employer.The A-CSM certification validates your knowledge as an expert on Scrum processes, values, and techniques.Advanced Certified ScrumMaster training develops skills for effective team collaboration and management.

As soon as you finish the Advanced Certified ScrumMaster training, you become eligible to receive the certificate from the Scrum Alliance.

To obtain the A-CSM certification, candidates should attend the training conducted by REP of Scrum Alliance and must complete all of the learning objectives.

Advanced Certified ScrumMaster certification is valid for 2 years.

To renew the Advanced Certified ScrumMaster certification, you need to earn 30 SEUs(Scrum educational units) and must pay a renewal fee of $175 in a 2-year term to keep your certification valid.

There is no set format of the A-CSM certification as it solely depends on Scrum Alliance REPs.

The Project Management Institute issues the Professional Development Units (PDUs) and the Scrum Alliance issues the Scrum Educational Units (SEUs) to the candidate after the completion of any certification course. They are given to recognize the participation of the professional and to authenticate the knowledge of the principles and practices of Scrum. To hold your certification from the Scrum Alliance, you should earn a particular SEUs every two years.

You can earn up to 14-16 PDUs and 14-16 SEUs by attending the A-CSM 2-day training program.

PDUs and SEUS recognize your dedication and devotion to Agile and Scrum society. They are given by the Scrum Alliance and Project management Institutes for all the successful ventures that you go through in your career. The Scrum Alliance expects you to earn certain SEUs to renew your certification every two years. The Project Management Institute offers PDUs on many certifications except CAPM certification and expects you to have a specific number of PDUs to renew your certification every three years.