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Agile Scrum Master
The Scrum Master is one of the most sought-after roles in agile organisations. Taking on this position requires methodical know-how, strong communication skills, and a solid understanding of agile collaboration. The EXIN® Agile Scrum Master training provides exactly that foundation.
Key topics
- Values and theoretical foundations of the Scrum Framework.
- Scope of tasks and responsibilities of the Scrum Master.
- Structuring, maintaining, and refining the product backlog.
- Planning and running sprints, reviews, and retrospectives.
- Communication and collaboration in agile environments.
Prerequisite
Those with professional experience in project work or team settings can join straightaway. Prior knowledge of Scrum is an advantage but not a requirement.
Target group
This training is suited to specialists and managers who want to take on the Scrum Master role or actively support agile teams – from IT, consulting, and organisational management.
The EXIN® Agile Scrum Master certification demonstrates methodical knowledge and the ability to lead agile teams effectively – a clear advantage in modern project environments.
Course content
Agile thinking and mindset
- Foundations of agile approaches and how to apply them in practice.
- Improving processes through iterative refinement.
- Comparing different agile frameworks.
- Agile principles in IT service management (ITSM).
Role and responsibilities of the Scrum Master
- Responsibilities, attitude, and commitment of the Scrum Master.
- Team development, facilitation, and conflict management.
- Distinction from other roles such as Product Owner and development team.
Planning, steering, and backlog management
- Structuring and updating the product backlog and sprint backlog.
- Agile estimation methods for effort analysis.
- Progress measurement and communication within the team.
- Maintaining oversight and control throughout the project.
Complex and scalable projects
- Scaling agile approaches within larger project structures.
- Adapting Scrum to different organisational environments.
- Agile tool management and technical integration in day-to-day projects.
Agile working in practice
- Getting started with agile ways of thinking and working.
- Building self-organisation within the team.
- Handling agile requirements and creating suitable conditions for agile work.
Up to 100% funding for your continuing education
Attractive funding opportunities are available for numerous continuing education programs – depending on the funding program, up to 100% funding is possible.
The requirement is that you live or work in Germany. Our funding opportunities are not available outside of Germany.
Funding opportunities are available for career starters, job seekers, career changers, startups, experienced professionals, those seeking career advancement, and specialists.
Who is this training aimed at?
- The training is aimed at project managers, team members, managers, and business analysts who work or want to work in agile environments. Organisations introducing Scrum or hybrid working models will find it particularly valuable.
What are the core topics of the training?
- The course covers agile values, the Scrum Framework with its roles, events, and artefacts, as well as backlog structuring, sprint planning, review, and retrospective. Agile planning methods, stakeholder communication, and continuous process improvement are also included.
What value does the certification add in your career?
- Agile Scrum Master skills improve decision quality, promote more structured project work, and make teams more flexible in responding to change. The certification measurably raises visibility, competence, and effectiveness in everyday professional life.
Do I need prior knowledge to participate?
- Prior experience in project management is helpful but not mandatory. A basic understanding of teamwork and organisational processes makes it easier to get started – specific Scrum experience is not required.
What does an Agile Scrum Master actually do?
- The Scrum Master supports the team in applying Scrum, leads meetings, removes obstacles, and fosters ownership and accountability. This strengthens collaboration, transparency, and continuous improvement across the team.
Why are agile methods so in demand?
- Markets are changing faster than ever, and digitalisation and competition demand high adaptability. Scrum enables iterative development, rapid feedback, and customer-centric outcomes – keeping organisations capable of acting and future-ready.
What sets Scrum apart from classical project management?
- While traditional project management relies on fixed plans and phases, Scrum works iteratively in short sprints. Requirements are continuously prioritised and refined. This significantly increases flexibility, transparency, and delivery speed in complex projects.
