Our Scrum courses help you understand how structured roles, events and artefacts support effective product delivery. You’ll explore how Scrum teams make work visible, inspect progress and adapt priorities as requirements change. By developing this knowledge, you can contribute more confidently to sprint activity, support clearer decision-making and apply Scrum practices in delivery environments where collaboration, transparency and frequent review are essential.
Scrum Training
Build your knowledge of Agile principles and the Scrum framework, including how teams organise work, manage priorities and improve outcomes. Designed for professionals working in Agile environments, these courses are suited to Scrum Masters, Product Owners, project managers and technical teams looking to strengthen Scrum capability and work towards recognised qualifications.
Why choose Scrum training?
Scrum training helps you understand how Agile teams use defined accountabilities, timeboxed events and transparent artefacts to manage product work. It gives you a practical route into Scrum certification while building knowledge you can use in planning, review and improvement activity. These Scrum courses are ideal for professionals needing clearer ways to coordinate delivery, respond to change and support effective team working.
What’s in it for me?
- Understand Scrum accountabilities, events and artefacts
- Plan and review work within sprints
- Support product goals and backlog refinement
- Improve transparency across delivery activity
- Use inspection and adaptation in practice
- Build knowledge for Scrum certification routes
Scrum courses
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Agile Scrum Foundation
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Agile Business Consortium Scrum Master
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Agile Business Consortium Scrum Product Owner
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Agile Business Consortium Scrum Essentials
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Agile Scrum Master (ASM)
FAQs
Our Scrum courses cover the principles, accountabilities, events and artefacts used within Scrum teams. They support professionals who want to build practical knowledge of Agile delivery, develop role-specific capability and prepare for recognised Scrum qualifications.
What is Scrum?
Scrum is a framework used in Agile delivery to help teams organise work, inspect progress and adapt priorities as requirements change. It uses defined accountabilities, events and artefacts to support transparency, collaboration and incremental progress across product and project environments.
Who are Scrum courses suitable for?
Scrum courses are suited to professionals working in or around Agile delivery, including Scrum Masters, Product Owners, project managers and technical teams. They can also support people moving into Scrum roles who need a clearer understanding of how the framework works in practice.
Which Scrum course should I choose?
The right Scrum course depends on your role and experience. Foundation or essentials courses are useful for building core knowledge, while Scrum Master and Product Owner courses support more specific responsibilities. Choose the course that best matches how you work with Scrum teams, products or delivery activity.
What will I learn on a Scrum course?
You’ll learn how Scrum teams use accountabilities, events and artefacts to structure work and inspect progress. Depending on the course, you may also focus on sprint activity, product goals, backlog refinement, team facilitation or Product Owner responsibilities.
Can Scrum training support certification?
Yes. Scrum training can help you prepare for recognised Scrum qualifications by building your understanding of the framework and how it is applied. It gives you a structured way to develop the knowledge needed for assessment, while also supporting practical use in Agile delivery environments.
How does Scrum training support career development?
Scrum training can support career development by strengthening your ability to work in Agile teams and contribute to structured product delivery. It is particularly relevant if you are developing towards a Scrum Master, Product Owner, project management or delivery-focused role.
Is Scrum relevant to software teams?
Yes. Scrum is widely used in software and technical delivery environments because it helps teams organise work, inspect progress and adapt priorities as requirements change. It can support clearer collaboration between technical, product and delivery roles, particularly where work benefits from transparency, regular review and incremental progress.
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Your study options
eLearning
Do you prefer to learn at your own pace? Our interactive and engaging eLearning is the perfect self-study option, allowing you to move through resources and activities at a time that suits you.
Classroom
Our in-person classroom courses provide an interactive and collaborative learning environment, where you will benefit from the knowledge and passion our trainers bring to the subject.
Live virtual classroom
Our virtual courses provide the personal teaching experience of a classroom with the ease and flexibility of a virtual environment. All the benefits, without the travel!
Blended
Our blended courses combine eLearning with face-to-face training. Study the Foundation certification at your own pace and then use the Practitioner workshop to put the theory into practice.
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Informative course
“Course is really informative, and lots of material to read through and use as revision. Bill is absolutely amazing and has some great real-world examples. Only negative, he can go off on a tangent for a little while and i'm worried all I'll remember is those stories! But that's not a huge negative, I don't want him being being told off.”
Nathan Glennie, Test Lead, Deloitte