Product Owner Certification Perth

Throughout our 2-day comprehensive training course, which you can take online or in person, you'll be guided by our Agile Coaches, who will take you through everything you need to know about becoming a Product Owner. Our experienced instructors will guide you through the complete training syllabus, which includes Scrum Basics, Product Vision, Product Backlog Management, and more. At the end of the training course, you'll sit an exam, and if you pass, you'll gain your Product Owner certificate.

You can choose to take Twenty2 Collective's Product Owner course online or in person (which takes place in Perth, Australia). For those with very busy schedules, the online training course is often the most popular choice as it allows you more flexibility and freedom to become a certified Scum Product Owner without having to travel.

The total cost of the Scrum Product Owner Certification Course is $1,195, excluding GST. This price includes two days of comprehensive training, a certificate of completion/attendance, exclusive access to our learning community, and complimentary pre and post-training coaching sessions.

No, there are no prerequisites and no set eligibility requirements needed to take the Scrum Product Owner Certification course. It is open to everyone and is most beneficial to those who want to gain a deep understanding of Scrum and further their career in project management. However, it is recommended that you have basic knowledge of using Scrum in a real-world context, as this will help you get the most out of the training course.

When you take the Product Owner Certification course with Twenty2 Collective, not only will you be given insights and strategies from Agile Coaches with decades of experience, but you'll be learning with a company who are dedicated to helping individuals, teams, and organisations achieve the very best performance through training.

The Scrum Product Owner Certification course consists of a curriculum broken down into 8 sections, each of which covers different topics through a unique way of learning. Scrum Basics At the start of the course, you'll learn Scrum Basics. These fundamentals of Scrum include the core components, vocabulary, and the principles that drive the Scrum work culture. TOPICS COVERED Understanding the Scrum Flow Understanding the Principles/Legs of Empirical Process Control Understanding the Work Culture Scrum Creates Roles & Responsibilities As you move onto the next stage of the course, the curriculum will teach you about different Scrum roles and the reasoning on which they are based. TOPICS COVERED Understanding the Scope of the Product Owner and Scrum Master Within a Team Understanding Why There is no Project Manager or Agile Product Management Product Vision Here, you'll gain a deeper insight into product vision and ideal qualities, along with the preparation required and how this relates to a product roadmap. TOPICS COVERED Understanding the Importance of Product Vision as a Goal for the Entire Scrum Team Understanding the Desirable Qualities of the Vision and How it Can Be Shaped Understanding the Importance of Carrying Out Prep Work Understanding the Relationship Between Product Vision and Product Roadmap Estimating The fourth part of the curriculum involves learning about project estimations, and you'll gain a deeper understanding of the required accuracy, size, duration, and impact of estimates. TOPICS COVERED Understanding the Different Estimation Levels in Scrum Understanding How Accuracy is More Important Than Precision Understanding That Estimate Size & Duration Can Be Done Separately Understanding the Impact of Pressuring a Team to Provide Low Estimates Understanding the Difference Between Estimating & Committing Product Backlog During this part of the Product Owner Certification course, you'll gain an insight into the concept of product backlog and its grooming. TOPICS COVERED Understanding What Product Backlog Is Understanding What Product Backlog Isn't Understanding Product Backlog Grooming Prioritising You'll then move on to learning how to prioritise a product backlog and look at different ways to handle it using all of the factors involved in prioritisation. TOPICS COVERED Understanding the Importance & Benefits of Prioritising a Product Backlog Understanding the Implications of Saying Everything is Mandatory Understanding Who Should Have Input into Prioritisation Decisions Understanding How to Apply Formal Approaches to Prioritising Understanding How Much Latitude to Provide in Adjusting the Sequence of Work Release Management As you move on to the 7th part of the curriculum, you'll gain an insight into release planning. This will include managing quality, frequency of releases, and predicting the future with your given release plan. TOPICS COVERED Understanding the Goals and How-To's of Release Planning Understanding That Release Planning is Adaptive, Iterative, and Collaborative Understanding Why Quality is Frozen & the Concept of Technical Debt Understanding Why Software Should Be Released Early & Frequently Understanding & Measuring Velocity Understanding Release Burndown Charts Understanding How a Release Plan Can Help Predict the Future Sprints The final part of the curriculum will teach you more about the role of Product Owners within a team and the amount of commitment required to work effectively while maintaining a sustainable pace. TOPICS COVERED Understanding the Product Owner's Role in Scrum Meetings Understanding How the Product Owner & Teams Collaborate Understanding Why Sprints Are Timeboxed & Protected Understanding the Concept of Sustainable Pace Understanding Team Commitment

When you're ready to undertake a Product Owner Certification Course, contact Twenty2 Collective, who will be able to enrol you and get you started. Once you're on the course, you'll have two days of intensive learning followed by an exam, and upon completion you'll become a Certified Scrum Product Owner.