Frequent questions - Scrum Manager
To be a training center or agent it is not required to pay a subscription fee. You can find more information and the application from here.
For further information don't hesitate to contact us via admin@scrummanager.com.
Through the management platform, official centers can organize courses and exams, issue and send certificates, and review student feedback.
They can also improve their visibility and SEO positioning in the Scrum Manager directory, and promote their courses in the training calendar.
In addition, they have access to the online examination platform, which they can customize at no cost. The center license also allows the use, editing, and adaptation of training materials for commercial or educational purposes.
Finally, they have access to tools and learning resources that support course preparation and continuous improvement in teaching.
More information
At Scrum Manager, we value continuous and collaborative learning. For this reason, our training resources and materials are published in different versions according to their level of maturity and practical application.
Version information
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Alpha |
Initial proposal that may undergo changes and improvements. |
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Beta |
Incorporates adjustments based on the experiences and suggestions of the trainers who use it. |
| Stable | Consolidated, but still open to further review and community feedback. |
All materials remain iterative and are updated with contributions from the professional community.
If you have suggestions or comments, please contact us at admin@scrummanager.com.
Contributors who help improve the activities may receive the Scrum Manager Contributor badge as recognition for their collaboration.
The Agile Club is a continuous professional development program for those who want to keep their knowledge up to date and continue growing in agile practices.
It complements your career development with exclusive content, practical tools, and connection to an active community.
How can I join?
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Free: if you have obtained the Scrum Master or AgiLevel certification in the last year.
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By subscription: you can be a member for €24/year (€2 per month).
What does it include?
- Updated training: e-learning classrooms with the latest version of the syllabi and control questions.
- Exclusive tools: gamification resources such as Defuse the Bomb or Scrum Antipatterns, and materials you can apply to real projects.
- Active community: access to the Community space to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from other professionals.
What does it add to my professional profile?
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Up-to-date knowledge: your SPs are not reduced while you’re a Club member.
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Continuous learning accredited: your public Scrum Manager profile displays the Agile Club Member badge.
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Expanded competencies: earn skill tags for transversal knowledge.
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Professional recognition: if you work in an agile role, you can request SPs for proven professional activity.
More information at "Agile Club".
Scrum certifications are accreditations issued by private organizations, either associative or commercial, such as Scrum Manager, Scrum.org, Scrum Alliance, or ScrumStudy, among others.
They are not official academic degrees but certifications that validate the understanding and application of the Scrum framework according to each organization’s evaluation criteria.
The certification commonly known as Scrum Master recognizes the understanding of the knowledge taught in a 16-hour course, either in-person or online.
At Scrum Manager, the Core Course I covers the professional knowledge required for the Scrum Master role. In addition, Scrum Manager offers a progressive certification scale for advanced or specialized agile management knowledge.
More information at "Academic Certifications".
There is no official international standard for Scrum certifications. Instead, they follow a de facto standard defined by the best practices adopted and shared by the professional community.
Scrum Manager was the first certification (in 2007) to include an exam to validate acquired knowledge, moving beyond the early models that simply certified course attendance.
This milestone set a precedent that led other organizations to incorporate examinations into their certification processes.
In addition to Scrum Manager and Scrum Alliance, other organizations also provide Scrum training and certifications, such as scrum.org, scrum-institute.org, scrummanagementparters.org, scaledagileacademy.com, Agile Certification Institute, among others.
Today, the Scrum Manager certification is the most recognized within the Spanish-speaking professional community.
The following table shows the equivalence by content and hours of training between the certifications issued by Scrum Alliance, Scrum Manager and Scrum.org for the professional profiles of Scrum Master, Product Owner and Scrum Developer.
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