What is the PSM I Certification?

• A globally recognized certification that validates your knowledge of the Scrum framework and the Scrum Master’s role.
• Demonstrates your understanding of Scrum principles, practices, and accountabilities.
• Helps you effectively guide and facilitate Scrum Teams to deliver high-quality products.

Key Benefits of PSM I:

• Enhanced Career Prospects: Increases your marketability and opens doors to leadership positions in Agile environments.
• Improved Scrum Mastery: Deepens your understanding of Scrum and its nuances.
• Standardized Approach: Aligns your practices with industry-recognized standards.
• Community Recognition: Joins a global network of certified Scrum Masters.

PSM I Exam Details:

• Cost: $200 USD per attempt
• Passing Score: 85%
• Time Limit: 60 minutes
• Format: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answer, True/False
• Language: English (Simplified Chinese available through www.scrum.org.cn)
• Free Credly Digital Credential: Included
• Recommended Courses: Applying Professional Scrum and/or Professional Scrum Master
• Practice Assessment: Scrum Open
• Passwords: No expiration, valid for one attempt

How to Prepare for PSM I:

1. Study the Scrum Guide: This foundational document is the ultimate reference for Scrum knowledge.
2. Attend a PSM I Training Course: Official Scrum.org courses provide a structured learning experience and a free exam attempt.
3. Practice with Scrum Open: This free online assessment platform helps you gauge your readiness.
4. Join Scrum Communities: Engage with experienced Scrum Masters and learn from their insights.
5. Review PSM I Exam Content Outlines: Understand the specific areas covered in the exam.

Where to Take the PSM I Exam:

• You can take the exam online through the Scrum.org website.

Additional Tips:

• Focus on Understanding, Not Memorization: Grasp the underlying concepts and principles.
• Practice Active Listening: Develop strong communication skills to facilitate effective Scrum Teams.
• Embrace the Agile Mindset: Cultivate a growth mindset and adaptability to change.
• Stay Updated with Scrum Trends: Keep abreast of the latest developments in the Scrum community.