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Created byDejan Majkic

Last updated 10/2025

English

What you'll learn

What is Agile Software development and Why to use Agile?
Why Agile Rocks?
Agile Myth Busters - 13 Myths in details
What is Product, Product Vision, Product Strategy, Product Roadmap, examples and how to create them
The Scrum Guide 2020 - What has been changed?
What is Empiricism and why it is important for Scrum
Scrum framework
Why Agile Rocks?
Agile MythBusters: 13 Agile Myths
Scrum team: Scrum Product Owner, Scrum Master, Development team
The Difference Between Agile and Scrum
Changes for the Scrum Masters in relation to Scrum Guide 2020
Product Goal Introduction
Scrum events (What is Sprint, Sprint Goal, mandatory events, duration, who attends...)
Product Backlog refinement (Backlog Grooming)
The Theme, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks with examples and technique for time estimation
Scrum Artifacts (Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increment) and what is Scrum Board
Definition of Ready (DoR), Definition of Done (DoD) and Acceptance criteria with tips for writing
Introduction to Evidence-Based Management EBM (2020 Edition)
Scrum Certification, (Scrum org and Scrum Alliance), tips for all those who want to prepare for the exam on their own
100 Carefully Selected Questions and Answers for Scrum certification.
Your first job as a Product owner - where to start in case you will have to work on an EXISTING PRODUCT or a brand new product
Agile Testing Job Interview Questions and Answers
Recap, Last Words and your next steps...

Course content

16 sections • 108 lectures • 11h 25m total length

Getting the Most from this Course4:58
In this dynamic lecture, we're kicking things off with a bang! Join us as we dive deep into the world of Scrum and reveal powerful learning strategies to supercharge your educational experience.

What You'll Learn in This Lecture:

The importance of FOCUS in your learning journey.
How handwritten notes can enhance your understanding?
The Two-Column Method for optimized note-taking.
The art of visualizing your goals for motivation.
Applying Scrum concepts in real-world scenarios.
The science of spaced repetition for long-term retention.
Before we start. This lecture is VERY IMPORTANT!!!17:19
In this episode, I will show you what helps me to find my purpose, what I like, and what I dislike, and I will also recommend some helpful tips to help you find your purpose or passion.
Let's see How to Find Your Purpose in Life...
Scrum Basics in 15 Minutes (Audio)15:07
This is short preparation for the course. It promotes Scrum as a highly valuable project management framework, benefits of Scrum, including increased teamwork, flexibility, productivity, and quality, and its potential to save time compared to traditional methods.

It also offers advice for aspiring Scrum Masters on how to get their first job, emphasizing the importance of networking, certification, and highlighting relevant experience.

Finally, it provides a comprehensive overview of the Scrum framework, exploring its key principles, roles, events, and artifacts.
Course Introduction6:44
If you are looking for Scrum certification quick tips, or if you are looking to find a job in one of the Scrum roles or just want to learn more about Scrum and Agile software development, you are at the right place.
Isn't it frustrating that you fail the Scrum certification again and again? Don't you hate when you are getting rejected in a competition for one of the Scrum rolls?
This Masterclass Course saves money, and it is short and clear enough. You will learn:
Introduction to Agile and Why Agile?
What is Agile in theory?
Why Agile Rocks?
Agile Mythbusters: 13 Myths in details.
(NEW) The Scrum Guide 2020 - What has been changed?
(NEW) Product Goal Introduction 2020.
You will find out what defines an excellent product, what Product Vision, Product Strategy, and Product Roadmap are,
What Scrum framework, Scrum roles, responsibilities are,
(NEW) Changes for the Scrum Masters in relation to Scrum Guide 2020
Scrum events, purposes, duration, what to pay attention to
Scrum artifacts
Definition of Done and Acceptance criteria
(NEW) Introduction to Evidence-Based Management EBM (2020 Edition)
I will present to you my recommendation on Scrum certification, which Certification body is best for you to choose and how to pass the examination - the easy way.
(NEW) 100 Carefully Selected Questions and Answers for Scrum certification.
YOU GET YOUR FIRST JOB AS A PRODUCT OWNER - THAT IS GREAT. I WILL SHOW YOU WHERE TO START BUILDING AN EXISTING PRODUCT OR WHERE TO START IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUILD A NEW PRODUCT FROM SCRATCH.
After all the sections, we will have a short knowledge test - Multiple choice questions.
Hi everyone, my name is Dejan. I am a Professional Scrum Product Owner, Professional Scrum Master, Agile Coach, and Trainer of trainers. Based on my previous experience, I have created this User-friendly Course so I can help individuals and teams to get better results with Agile and Scrum.
You will surely find some essential things in between the lines, too, namely, my love and effort invested into making my communication with you original, useful, and attractive, as well as a promise of continuous improvement.
I promise you that I will not waste your time. We will be very productive and efficient. So let's start your Agile and Scrum Journey right now.
WELCOME TO MY COURSE and don't forget to grab your Certificate of Completion at the end of the Course!!!
Why Scrum, Why now, why you should do it.9:12
In this video, we will talk about why scrum, why right now, and why you should do it too…
It doesn’t matter if you want to move away from your current career that's not so comfortable, stressed, boring, not-fulfilling or you want to move towards a better future, or you want to do a little bit of both, you will need to get new skills and new capabilities.
If you are willing to commit to this, then a Scrum might be your way out, and you should do it.
The Scrum Guide 2020 - What has been changed?11:50
Explore the Scrum Guide 2020 changes that make Scrum leaner and more accessible. Learn about commitments like product goal, sprint goal, and the shift to developers and self-managing teams.
Scrum Book Recommendation12:49
Some students asked me to recommend Scrum books.
So, I don't want to overwhelm you with too many books.
Here is just one Scrum Book review.
I started with this book, and I learned WHAT AND WHY.
This course will be your HOW.
So if it's possible, get this book, read it and then continue with the course. Of course, you can continue without it...

Introduction to Agile and Why Agile?4:14
Agile is an innovation-friendly approach to product development. But the question is why might you want to learn about this? Well, for example, software development is pretty complex. There's a bunch of great technology out there and there's a lot of great software being produced but there's also a lot of waste.
The Values and Principles of the Agile Manifesto14:15
The key difference between Agile and Scrum is that while Agile is a project management philosophy that utilizes a core set of values or principles, Scrum is a specific Agile methodology that is used to facilitate a project.
The Difference Between Agile and Scrum3:43
On the surface, it is easy to see why Agile and Scrum can often be confused, as they both rely on an iterative process, frequent interaction, and collaborative decision making. The key difference between Agile and Scrum is ...
Why Agile Rocks - Why Agile is better than Waterfall?3:10
Agile allows teams to deliver a prototype and improve it with every cycle. Agile supports regular and collaborative troubleshooting. Agile helps teams and individuals effectively prioritize features and work in general. Teams can make quick-course corrections based on stakeholder feedback.
Now let's see 7 reasons why Agile is different...
Agile MythBusters12:29
With all these Agile myths debunked, I hope that you may reconsider your attitude towards Agile. Or, if you are already doing Agile, but I just showed you some of the cracks in your organization – you will take action and embrace the change.
So let's start with these 13 myths...
Quiz
(NEW) The Scrum Guide 2020 - What has been changed?11:40
It’s been 25 years since the launch of the Scrum Guide. With contributions from the Scrum community, Dr. Jeff Sutherland and Ken Schwaber have made updates to make it crisper, leaner, easier to access, more straightforward, and more transparent, opening the door to more practitioners in new industries and domains.
Now, let’s walk through the list of the majority of changed elements...

Product introduction6:09
A product is an item offered for sale. A product can be a service or physical or in a virtual or digital form. Now, let's see what defines the value of good products?
Product Goal Introduction4:07
The 2020 Scrum Guide introduces the concept of a Product Goal to provide a focus for the Scrum Team toward a larger valuable objective or in other words to make sure that we keep our eyes on the prize.
Each Sprint should bring the product closer to the overall Product Goal.
Well, let's have a look at the brand new shiny edition of Scrum Guide 2020 to find out...
Product Vision6:00
You can think of a product vision as the mission statement for your product. It's a long-term goal that answers the Question: In X years, what do you want your product to be? When crafting your product vision, make sure it's a stretch, but still realistic.
Product Strategy7:03
Product strategy is about imagining the future of your Product: What Product will it become? Who will it benefit? How will it create value?
Product Roadmap7:50
A product roadmap is a shared source of truth that outlines the vision, direction, priorities, and progress of a product over time. It's a plan of action that aligns the organization around short and long-term goals for the product and how they will be achieved.
Quiz

Introduction to Scrum Framework4:00
Scrum encourages teams to learn through experiences, self-organize while working on a problem, and reflect on their wins and losses to improve continuously. While software development teams most frequently use Scrum, its principles and lessons can be used for all kinds of NOT IT-related teamwork.
Scrum team5:17
A Scrum Team is a collection of individuals (typically between five and nine members) working together to deliver the required product increments. The Scrum framework encourages a high level of communication among team members so that the Team can follow a common goal and adhere to the same norms and rules.
The Product Owner5:21
As a Product Owner, you are responsible for Product Backlog Management to maximize the value of the product. It's a one-person role, not a committee that brings the customer perspective of the product to a Scrum Team. He is the one who takes care of the product throughout the product life cycle. So as long as there is a product - there is a Product Owner (as opposed to traditional project management).
The Scrum Master6:45
Scrum Master is an expert on Scrum and agility and is a champion of process improvement. He helps teams to apply Scrum, to work and train the team on the agile process, velocity, quality, impediment removal, etc.
Changes for the Scrum Masters in relation to Scrum Guide 20202:43
Many Scrum Masters fill their entire week with the facilitation of Scrum events for their various Scrum Teams and nothing more.
(NEW) Changes for the Scrum Masters in relation to Scrum Guide 2020, emphasize what it is that Scrum Masters should be spending their time on.
Developers in Scrum5:38
Developers in Scrum do the work of turning business goals into value by delivering a potentially releasable Increment of "Done" product at the end of each Sprint.
Stakeholders6:17
A stakeholder is a party that has an interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by the business. The primary stakeholders in a typical corporation are its investors, employees, customers, and suppliers.
Quiz

Scrum Timeboxing and Scrum Events Introduction4:08
The Scrum events are time-boxed events. That means, in a project, every scrum event has a predefined maximum duration. These events enable transparency on the project's progress to all who are involved in the project.
The Sprint5:11
Scrum Sprint is a repeatable fixed time-box of one month or less during which a "Done," useable, and potentially releasable product Increment is created.
The Sprint Goal3:39
The Sprint Goal helps the Scrum team to focus on the Sprint. That is the Goal that the Team will achieve within the Sprint through the implementation of the forecasted Product Backlog items. Sprint's goal also guides the Development Team on why it is building the Product Increment.
First Scrum event: Sprint Planning6:13
What Happens in a Sprint Planning? Who attends Sprint Planning? How long should Sprint Planning Last?
Second Scrum event: Daily Scrum5:48
What Happens in a Daily Scrum? Who Attends the Daily Scrum? How long should Daily Scrum Last?
Third Scrum event: Sprint Review5:46
What Happens in a Sprint Review? Who Attends a Sprint Review? How Long Should Sprint Reviews Last? What is Important to remember...
Fourth Scrum event: Sprint Retrospective or Sprint Retro6:56
What Happens in a Sprint Retrospective? What Is the Difference between Sprint Reviews & Sprint Retrospectives? Who Should Attend a Sprint Retrospective? How Long Should Sprint Retrospectives Last?
Product Backlog refinement7:04
Continually refining and restructuring your product backlog reflects changes in shifting priorities, including customer requests and process optimization, and is a vital technique to deliver a valuable product to customers and users successfully.
Introduction to Release Planning5:35
Introduction to release management. Every release is a gift. You are delivering something new to people who need what you have built. Product managers are ...
Quiz

Introduction to The Theme, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks2:19
Introduction to The Theme, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks
Themes2:37
Theme groups together separate epics and stories that fall under the same category.
Epics4:19
An Epic is a big chunk of Work that has one common objective. It could be a feature, customer request, or business requirement. Key attributes and Examples.
User stories12:45
User stories are short, simple descriptions of a feature told from the perspective of the person who desires the new capability, usually a user or customer of the system. Key attributes, examples and technique for time estimation.
User Story Mapping9:46
User-story mapping (also known as user-story maps, story maps, and story mapping) is a lean UX-mapping method, often practiced by Agile teams, that uses sticky notes and sketches to outline the interactions that the team expects users to go through to complete their goals in a digital product.
Tasks in Scrum4:49
We use Tasks to break down user stories even further. Tasks are the smallest unit of Work. Example of User story decomposition into tasks and Examples of Tasks.

Introduction to Scrum Artifacts2:54
Scrum Artifacts are information radiators, and they serve to capture the shared understanding of the Team at a particular point in time.
Scrum Artifacts play a vital role in the Team reflecting on how they are doing with the sprint goal. The development team use artifacts to maximize the transparency of essential information so that everybody has the same understanding of the artifact.
Product Backlog14:23
A product backlog is a list of all the things that the Team needs to create for that product. It is a dynamic and best-understood requirement for any changes to the product.
Sprint Backlog6:28
The Sprint Backlog is the set of Product Backlog items (Tasks) selected for the Sprint plus a plan for delivering the product Increment and realizing the Sprint Goal. Sprint Backlog Example...
Scrum Board with DEMO8:23
A Scrum Board is a tool that helps Teams make Sprint Backlog items visible. The board can take many physical and virtual forms. You will see a DEMO of one of these free tools you can use.
The Increment4:53
The Increment is the sum of all the Product Backlog items completed during a Sprint and the value of the increments of all previous Sprints.
What is Burndown Chart in Scrum?4:10
A burndown chart is a graphic representation of how quickly the team is working through a customer's user stories, an agile tool that is used to capture a description of a feature from an end-user perspective. The burndown chart shows the total effort against the amount of work for each iteration.
Quiz

Definition of Ready (DoR)3:02
The product owner could work together with the team to define an artifact called “the definition of Ready” for ensuring that items at the top of the backlog are ready to be moved into a sprint so that the development team can confidently commit and complete them by the end of a sprint. Definition of Ready.
Definition of Done (DoD)8:40
The Definition of Done is an agreed-upon list of the activities necessary to get a product increment to a done state by the end of a sprint.
Acceptance criteria9:42
Acceptance criteria are a set of predefined requirements to mark a user story complete.
Quiz

Introduction to Evidence-Based Management EBM (2020 Edition)3:51
Students will get the knowledge about EBM and how it strengthens decision-making and practice in business and organization and how to appraise evidence quality before applying it to support decisions and actions and also how to use evidence and their position to improve on their learning experience.
The benefits of evidence-based management6:34
Evidence-based management reduces errors in judgment. Evidence-based management is driven by science and data. Evidence-based management increases accountability. Common mistakes when taking an evidence-based management approach.

Requirements

There are no pre-requisites for this course. I explain everything from the ground up

Description

Master Agile and Scrum: Get Certified, Land High-Paying Jobs, and Transform Your Career

Join 131,000+ Students Worldwide | 4.4-Star Rating | 7,662 Reviews

Are You Stuck Watching Other People Get Promoted While You Stay Behind?

If any of these problems sound familiar, you're in the right place:

Projects always miss deadlines and go over budget with old management methods

Team members are confused about their roles and what they should do

Your career isn't moving forward while people with Scrum skills get jobs paying $95,000 to $152,000

You keep getting rejected in interviews because you don't have Agile credentials

You're not sure how to lead fast-moving modern teams

The truth is that Old-style project management is dying. More than 70% of Fortune 500 companies now use Agile methods. LinkedIn named Scrum Master one of the "Most Promising Jobs" for 2024-2025. Companies don't just prefer Agile skills anymore. They require them.

Leading Winning Teams, Passing Your Certification, and Earning Top Salaries

What if you could:

Pass your PSM I or PSPO certification on your first try

Lead Agile teams that deliver results every sprint using proven methods

Earn $95,000 to $152,000 in today's job market

Stop project chaos with clear roles and accountability

Stand out in interviews with recognized credentials and real knowledge

Protect your career as Agile use grows 300% every year

This is exactly what 131,000+ working professionals have done with this complete Agile and Scrum certification course.

ENROLL NOW - 30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE

Lifetime access to all updates | Certificate of completion | Learn at your own speed | No experience required

Why This Course Will Change Your Career (And Why 131,000+ Students Trust It)

Complete Training for Two Roles: Scrum Master Plus Product Owner

Most courses teach only one role. You'll master BOTH Scrum Master and Product Owner positions. This makes you twice as valuable to employers. Here's what this means:

Two times the job opportunities (apply for either role with confidence)
Complete understanding of how both roles work together
Better positioning as someone who knows the full Scrum system
Advantage when interviewing and negotiating salary

Updated for 2025/26: Latest Scrum Guide Plus Real-World Use (my touch)

You'll learn the Scrum Guide updates that many workers still don't understand. You'll also get practical strategies from 20+ years of real Agile work. This isn't just theory. It's tested knowledge from Fortune 500 companies.

From Zero to Certified: Complete Beginner to Job-Ready Professional

Whether you're brand new to Agile or an experienced manager switching from old methods, this course meets you where you are:

No experience required - start from the very basics
Step-by-step learning - build confidence as you go
Real examples that make hard ideas easy to understand
Certification preparation with strategies to pass your first time

What Students Say?

5 out of 5 stars: "Good knowledge got from this course. I like mostly the examples provided in many ways, which make me understand clearly. Thanks" - U.U., Certified Professional

5 out of 5 stars: "It is great course and lots of things to learn." - Sumit Kumar K., Scrum Practitioner

5 out of 5 stars: "For anyone needing to learn more about Scrum, or to be better at implementing Scrum, this is well worth the price" - Daniel S., Project Manager

4.5 out of 5 stars: "It was very informative even for experienced SMs. I could learn a great deal of new things from it. Thanks" - Kaustubh K., Experienced Scrum Master

4.5 out of 5 stars: "Yes it's very much helpful for me. I can see myself on the point which he has mentioned in that video." - Balaguru S., Agile Professional

Join 131,000+ students from 152 countries who have changed their careers with this 4.4-star rated course.

Your Complete Learning Journey: What You'll Master

MODULE 1: Agile and Scrum Basics

Master the fundamentals that 70% of companies now require

Understand the 4 Agile Manifesto values and 12 principles that drive modern business
Compare Agile vs. Waterfall with real project examples showing why companies are switching
Master the 2020 Scrum Guide updates that many workers still don't know
Learn why Agile works: the reasons behind the method

Outcome: Talk confidently about Agile in interviews and explain why it works better than old methods

MODULE 2: The Three Pillars of Scrum

Build your foundation on proven principles

Use Transparency, Inspection, and Adaptation to stop project surprises
Use fact-based process control for steady, reliable results
Apply Scrum values (Commitment, Courage, Focus, Openness, Respect) to change team culture
Create environments where teams organize themselves and deliver great results

Outcome: Lead teams that keep improving and adapt to changing needs

MODULE 3: Understanding Scrum Roles

Know exactly what each role does (and doesn't do)

Scrum Master duties: Servant leadership, removing blockers, coaching strategies
Product Owner duties: Managing the backlog, working with stakeholders, maximizing value
Development Team behavior: Self-organization, cross-functionality, commitment
Learn the big differences between traditional PM and Agile leadership

Outcome: Know exactly how to succeed in Scrum Master or Product Owner interviews

MODULE 4: Scrum Events and Time Management

Run meetings that teams actually find valuable

Run Daily Stand-ups that solve blockers in under 15 minutes
Lead Sprint Planning sessions that set teams up for success
Run Sprint Reviews that show value and gather useful feedback
Lead Sprint Retrospectives that create 5 or more improvements each session
Master time limits to respect everyone's schedule while staying productive

Outcome: Stop meeting fatigue while dramatically increasing team alignment and output

MODULE 5: Product Vision, Goals, and Strategy

Create products customers actually want

Build compelling Product Visions that inspire teams and stakeholders
Set Product Goals that provide clear direction and measure progress
Create Product Strategies that balance business value with technical reality
Rank features using proven techniques (MoSCoW, Value vs. Effort, WSJF)

Outcome: Make smart decisions that maximize return on investment and customer satisfaction

MODULE 6: Product Backlog Management

Master the single most important Product Owner skill

Create and improve Product Backlogs that reduce scope creep by 60%
Write User Stories that development teams can actually build
Estimate using Story Points, Planning Poker, and T-shirt sizing
Balance technical debt, new features, and bug fixes smartly

Outcome: Build backlogs that keep teams productive and stakeholders happy

MODULE 7: Sprint Execution and Artifacts

Deliver working software every sprint

Define Definition of Done (DoD) that ensures quality
Create Sprint Backlogs that teams can commit to with confidence
Track progress with Burndown Charts and other Agile metrics
Produce Increments that stakeholders can use right away
Handle scope changes without ruining sprints

Outcome: Lead teams that consistently deliver on commitments and build trust with stakeholders

MODULE 8: Moving from Traditional PM to Agile

Handle the shift that 70% of organizations are making

Overcome the 5 biggest challenges when adopting Agile
Handle resistance from teams and stakeholders effectively
Adapt existing processes without causing chaos
Blend Agile with other frameworks when needed (ScrumBan, Kanban)

Outcome: Successfully lead Agile changes in your organization

MODULE 9: Certification Preparation and Career Strategy

Pass your exam and land your dream job

Certification exam strategies to maximize your first-attempt pass rate
Interview preparation: How to answer the 15 most common Scrum Master questions
Resume improvement: Keywords and phrases that get you past screening systems
Salary negotiation: How to earn $95,000 to $152,000 based on your new credentials
First 90 days: How to succeed in your first Scrum Master or Product Owner job

Outcome: Get certified, land interviews, negotiate offers, and do great in your new position

Learn from an Expert with 20+ Years of Real Success

Dejan Majkic: Your Guide to Agile Mastery

Your instructor isn't just another online teacher. He's a tested Agile professional who's led real company changes:

Proven Track Record:

131,598 students trained across 35 courses (4.4 out of 5 rating maintained)

20+ years in IT industry, including role as Chief Information Officer (CIO)

60+ international certifications in Agile, Scrum, and Project Management

Master's degree in Computer Science and Information Technology

Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO) and Professional Scrum Master (PSM) certified

Trainer of Trainers recognized for developing Agile professionals worldwide

Real-World Experience:

Dejan has guided Fortune 500 Agile changes, coached hundreds of Scrum teams, and helped thousands of students switch from traditional PM to Agile leadership. His approach combines school learning with practical, tested strategies that work in real companies.

Teaching Philosophy:

"Theory is worthless without use. In this course, every idea comes with real-world examples, practical templates, and strategies you can use right away. My goal isn't just to help you pass a certification exam. It's to make you the Agile leader your organization really needs."

Who This Course Is Perfect For?

Career Changers

Want to break into Agile and Scrum jobs but don't know where to start? This course takes you from zero knowledge to job-ready professional. It includes specific sections on landing your first Scrum Master position.

Current Scrum Masters

Already running Agile teams but want formal certification and deeper skills? Master advanced techniques and prepare for PSM I certification with confidence.

Product Owners and Product Managers

Need to maximize product value and stakeholder satisfaction? Learn proven backlog management, ranking frameworks, and strategic product planning.

Project Managers

Moving from Waterfall to Agile? Understand exactly how your skills translate and what you need to learn to succeed in modern project environments.

Business Owners and Entrepreneurs

Want to use Agile in your organization to boost productivity and speed to market? Learn how to lead the change effectively.

Developers and Team Members

Want to move into leadership roles? Understand the full Scrum framework so you can step into Scrum Master or Product Owner positions.

Anyone Seeking Certification

Serious about getting PSM I or PSPO certified? This course provides the complete preparation you need to pass on your first try.

The bottom line: If you want to advance your career, increase your salary , or change how your organization delivers value, this course is for you.

Everything You Get: Your Complete Agile and Scrum Toolkit

COMPREHENSIVE LEARNING MATERIALS

11 hours of high-quality video instruction

100+ video lectures covering every part of Scrum and Agile

Downloadable resources: Templates, checklists, frameworks you can use right away

Real-world case studies from Fortune 500 Agile changes

Practical exercises to strengthen learning and build confidence

CERTIFICATION PREPARATION

Content focused on exams aligned with PSM I and PSPO certification needs

Test-taking strategies to maximize your first-attempt pass rate

Key concepts review to make sure you understand what examiners look for

Practice scenarios based on real certification exam questions

CAREER ADVANCEMENT SUPPORT

Interview preparation: The 15 most common Scrum Master interview questions

Resume templates designed for screening systems and hiring managers

Salary negotiation strategies to earn $95,000 to $152,000 ranges

First 90 days playbook for succeeding in your new role

CERTIFICATE AND LIFETIME ACCESS

Certificate of Completion to share on LinkedIn and your resume

Lifetime access to all course content - learn at your own speed

Free updates as Scrum Guide and Agile practices change

Mobile, tablet, and desktop access - learn anywhere, anytime

30-day money-back guarantee - zero risk to try the course

COMMUNITY AND SUPPORT

Join a worldwide community of 131,000+ Agile professionals

Connect with students from 152 countries worldwide

Learn from peers at different stages of their Agile journey

Access to instructor Q&A for help with hard topics

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I'm a complete beginner with zero Agile experience?

Perfect! More than 70% of students started with no prior Agile knowledge. They are now successfully leading Scrum teams. This course starts from the very basics and builds step by step. The only requirement is a desire to learn. We handle everything else.

How long does it take to complete the course?

The course has 11 hours of video content. Most students complete it in 2 to 4 weeks learning 30 to 60 minutes per day. However, you have lifetime access. You can learn at whatever speed fits your schedule. Study hard before a job interview, or take three months while working full-time. Totally up to you.

Will this help me pass the PSM I or PSPO certification exam?

Absolutely. This course provides complete preparation aligned with official Scrum org certification requirements. You'll master every concept tested on the PSM I and PSPO exams. You'll also learn proven test-taking strategies. While we can't guarantee pass rates (no one can - Scrum org policy), thousands of students have successfully passed their certifications after completing this course.

Important note: The certification exam fee ($200 for PSM I) is separate. You pay it directly to Scrum org This course provides the preparation. You schedule and pay for the official exam on your own.

How is this different from free YouTube content?

Excellent question. While free content exists, it's scattered, incomplete, and lacks structure. Here's what you get with this course that free content can't provide:

This Course vs Free YouTube Videos:

This Course: Structured 11-hour program covering every Scrum concept Free YouTube: Scattered, incomplete coverage

This Course: Step-by-step learning from beginner to advanced Free YouTube: Random difficulty levels

This Course: Certification exam preparation Free YouTube: No exam focus

This Course: Downloadable templates and resources Free YouTube: Few resources

This Course: Certificate of completion for LinkedIn and resume Free YouTube: No credentials

This Course: Lifetime access to updated content Free YouTube: Videos disappear or become outdated

This Course: Community of 131,000+ professionals Free YouTube: No community support

This Course: Instructor Q&A for complex questions Free YouTube: No interaction

This Course: Clear career guidance and interview prep Free YouTube: Entertainment over education

Bottom line: Free content is worth what you pay for it. If you're serious about advancing your career and getting certified, invest in complete, structured learning.

What if I already know some Agile and Scrum basics?

Great! The course is structured so you can skip sections you're already comfortable with. Focus on areas where you need more knowledge. Many experienced Scrum Masters take this course specifically for:

Formal certification preparation
Mastering the Product Owner view (if they're currently Scrum Masters)
Learning advanced meeting techniques
Staying current with 2020 Scrum Guide updates
Filling knowledge gaps from self-taught learning

One reviewer specifically noted: "It was very informative even for experienced SMs. I could learn a great deal of new things from it."

Can I do this while working full-time?

Absolutely. This course is specifically designed for working professionals. With lifetime access and self-paced learning, you can:

Study 30 minutes during lunch breaks
Watch lectures during your commute (mobile access)
Learn on weekends when you have more time
Pause and start again whenever life gets busy

Many students complete the course while working 40+ hour weeks. The key is consistency, not speed.

What if this doesn't work for me?

Zero risk. Udemy offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. If you're not satisfied for any reason within 30 days, you get a full refund.

Plus, with 131,000+ students and a 4.4 out of 5 star rating across 7,662 reviews, you're joining a proven learning community. The large majority of students find great value. But if you're in the minority who doesn't, you're fully protected.

Will this course help me get a job?

This course provides the knowledge, certification preparation, and career strategies you need to compete for Scrum Master and Product Owner roles. Specifically, you'll get:

Deep Scrum and Agile skills that 70% of companies now require

Certification preparation for PSM I and PSPO credentials

Interview preparation for the 15 most common Scrum questions

Resume improvement strategies to get past screening systems

Salary negotiation tactics to earn top offers

However, landing a job also requires:

Networking and applying to positions
Tailoring your resume to specific opportunities
Practicing interviewing skills
Gaining hands-on experience (volunteer for Agile projects at your current company)

This course dramatically increases your competitiveness. But job hunting requires your active effort. Many students report landing Scrum roles within 60 to 90 days of completing the course and getting certified.

Do I need any technical background or programming knowledge?

No. While Scrum is often used in software development, the framework applies to any complex project. This course teaches Scrum principles that work across industries:

Software development
Marketing campaigns
Product launches
Construction projects
Event planning
Business changes

You don't need to code or understand technical words. If you can manage projects and lead teams, you can master Agile and Scrum.

How current is this course? Will it be outdated soon?

Constantly updated. The course already includes the latest Scrum Guide updates (the most recent official revision). Plus, you get lifetime access to all future updates as Agile practices and the Scrum Guide change.

Scrum's core principles stay remarkably stable. The framework itself has existed since the 1990s. What changes are details and organizational best practices. This course covers these completely.

You're not just buying today's content. You're investing in a learning resource that will serve your entire career.

Why should I get certified? Isn't experience enough?

In a perfect world, yes. But we don't live in a perfect world. We live in a world where:

Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) filter out resumes without certification keywords

Hiring managers use certifications as quick credibility filters when reviewing 200+ applications

HR departments require certifications as minimum qualifications for role eligibility

Salary negotiations favor certified professionals (30 to 40% premium according to industry data)

The truth: You might be the most experienced Agile worker in your city. But if you're not certified, you'll lose opportunities to less-experienced certified candidates.

Certification doesn't replace experience. It validates it. It's the credential that gets you in the door so you can show your skills.

What's the difference between PSM I and PSPO certifications?

PSM I (Professional Scrum Master I):

Focuses on the Scrum Master role specifically

Tests facilitation, coaching, and servant leadership

$200 exam fee

60-minute, 80-question exam

85% passing score required

Shows mastery of Scrum framework from Scrum Master view

PSPO I (Professional Scrum Product Owner I):

Focuses on the Product Owner role specifically

Tests value maximization, backlog management, and stakeholder engagement

$200 exam fee

60-minute, 80-question exam

85% passing score required

Shows mastery of Scrum framework from Product Owner view

This course prepares you for BOTH. While you'll pay exam fees separately when you're ready, you can study for both certifications with the same complete course content.

Pro tip: Many professionals get both certifications to maximize career flexibility and show complete Scrum skills.

Why Now? The Case for Getting Agile-Certified in 2025/26

Market Reality: Agile Use Is Growing Fast

70% of Fortune 500 companies have adopted Agile frameworks (and growing)

Agile adoption increased 340% since 2020 across all industries

Traditional PM roles declining 40% as organizations move to Agile

LinkedIn identifies Scrum Master among "Most Promising Jobs" for 2024-2025

Scrum Master roles growing 3 times faster than traditional project management positions

Translation: The job market is changing fast. Every month you wait is another month your competitors are getting certified and landing the jobs you want.

Financial Reality: Certified Professionals Earn Much More

According to Glassdoor and Salary com:

Scrum Masters: $89,000 to $152,000 per year

Senior Scrum Masters: $120,000 to $175,000+ per year

Product Owners: $95,000 to $145,000 per year

Agile Coaches: $125,000 to $190,000+ per year

Certified professionals earn 30 to 40% more than non-certified peers in similar roles.

Do the math: If certification helps you negotiate even a $10,000 higher salary, the course pays for itself 300+ times over in your first year alone. And that doesn't count the career you'll build over 5, 10, 20+ years.

Career Reality: Your Competitors Are Getting Certified Right Now

While you're reading this:

Hundreds of professionals are enrolling in Agile courses
Thousands are taking certification exams
Tens of thousands are applying for Scrum Master and Product Owner roles

The question isn't whether you'll eventually need Agile skills. It's whether you'll position yourself now or play catch-up later.

Companies aren't waiting for you to decide. They're hiring certified Agile professionals today. Will you be ready when your perfect opportunity appears? Or will you watch someone else get the job because they took action sooner?

Certification Reality: The PSM I Exam Costs $200

Here's what most people don't realize: You can't skip the preparation.

Option 1: Pay $200 for the exam unprepared, fail, pay another $200 to retake, fail again, pay $200 again (now you're $600 in the hole with no certification)

Option 2: Invest in complete preparation first, pass on first attempt, save money and time while building deep skills

Which sounds smarter?

This course costs a fraction of a single failed exam. Yet it provides complete preparation that dramatically increases your first-attempt pass rate. It's not an expense. It's insurance against wasting $200+ on failed exam attempts.

Personal Reality: You'll Never Have More Time Than You Think

Be honest: If you don't start now, when will you?

"I'll do it when work slows down" - Work never slows down

"I'll wait until after the holidays" - There's always another holiday

"I'll start when I have more free time" - You never will

The perfect time doesn't exist. But lifetime access to this course means you can start today and learn at whatever speed fits your life. Even if you only study 20 minutes per day, you'll finish in a few weeks.

Twenty minutes per day for a few weeks equals a certification and skill set that changes your earning potential for decades.

Start today. Your future self will thank you.

Ready to Transform Your Career? Here's What Happens Next

STEP 1: Enroll in the Course Today

Click the button below to get instant access to all 29 hours of content, downloadable resources, and lifetime updates.

STEP 2: Start Learning Right Away

Begin with Module 1 or jump to topics most important to your immediate needs. Learn at your own speed with lifetime access.

STEP 3: Apply Knowledge Right Away

Start using Scrum frameworks, terms, and techniques in your current role - even before completing the course.

STEP 4: Prepare for Certification

Use the exam-focused sections to get ready for PSM I or PSPO certification when you're ready.

STEP 5: Schedule and Pass Your Certification Exam

Pay the $200 exam fee directly to Scrum org, schedule your exam, and pass on your first attempt.

STEP 6: Update Your Resume and LinkedIn

Add your new certification, update your skills section, and start applying for Scrum Master and Product Owner roles.

STEP 7: Land Your Dream Role

Use the interview preparation sections to ace your interviews and negotiate premium salary offers.

STEP 8: Excel in Your New Position

Apply your complete Scrum knowledge to deliver great results and advance your career.

Don't Let Another Day Pass Without Agile Skills

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HERE'S WHAT YOU GET TODAY:

11 hours of complete video instruction covering Scrum Master plus Product Owner roles

100+ video lectures from basics through advanced certification preparation

Downloadable templates, checklists, and frameworks you can use right away

Real-world case studies from Fortune 500 Agile changes

Certification exam preparation for PSM I and PSPO credentials

Interview preparation for landing your first or next Agile role

Resume and salary negotiation strategies to maximize your offers

Certificate of Completion to showcase on LinkedIn and your resume

Lifetime access to all current and future content updates

30-day money-back guarantee - zero risk to get started

Join 131,000+ professionals from 152 countries who are already changing their careers.

ENROLL NOW AND START YOUR TRANSFORMATION

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Lifetime Access: This isn't a subscription you'll lose access to. Once you enroll, the course is yours forever, including all future updates.

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Your Career Won't Wait. Neither Should You.

Every day you delay is another day:

Your competitors are getting certified while you're waiting

Companies are hiring Agile professionals for roles you want

You're leaving thousands of dollars in salary on the table

Traditional PM skills become less relevant in the modern job market

The cost of doing nothing is far greater than the investment in this course.

Scrum Master and Product Owner roles paying $95,000 to $152,000 won't wait for you to decide. Companies need certified Agile leaders today.

Your future is calling. Will you answer?

YES! I'm Ready to Master Agile and Scrum - ENROLL NOW

Your journey to Agile mastery starts today. See you inside the course.

This course is independently created and published by Dejan Majkic. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Scrum org. Professional Scrum Master (PSM), Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO), and Scrum org are registered trademarks of Scrum org

Who this course is for:

People who are preparing for Scrum exams PSPO, PSM...
People who got their first Scrum job and don't know where to start
People who want to learn quickly about Scrum, Agile and Software development
Senior executives who wish to actively promote agile concepts across business teams and to link those concepts directly to business-related outcomes
People who want to learn why Agile is important
Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches
Product Owners
Project Managers

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Course content

Introduction to Course7 lectures • 1hr 18min

What is Agile software development?6 lectures • 50min

What is the Product?5 lectures • 31min

The Three Pillars of Empiricism2 lectures • 8min

Scrum Framework7 lectures • 36min

Scrum timeboxing, Scrum Events, and more...9 lectures • 50min

The Theme, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks6 lectures • 37min

Scrum Artifacts6 lectures • 41min

Definition of Ready (DoR), Definition of Done (DoD), Acceptance criteria (AC)3 lectures • 21min

Introduction to Evidence-Based Management EBM (2020 Edition)2 lectures • 10min

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