The British Academy for Training and Development offers a professional course to prepare for the SCRUM exam, as this program is the main pillar of any project success. Through it, the trainees learn how to manage, develop and support the project management framework using the Agile methodology by helping the team members understand the methodology and its practices. And their values and rules and the desired results from them, and the trainees in their practical life can tackle mistakes and avoid problems to achieve the maximum benefit and effectiveness from the team work

• Senior Executives.
• Project and program managers.
• Team and members of project management offices.
• Project stakeholders.
• Project supervisors
• Interested in this field
• Whoever wants to pass the SCRUM exam

• Professionalism in project management using the "Agile" methodology.
• Dealing with different and emergency situations
• Learn ways to deal with the challenges and obstacles of projects, especially in the field of software.
• Creative thinking and finding effective alternatives
• The program helps you to develop and develop communication skills with the team and managing individuals.
• The program helps you to ensure the completion and delivery of software projects in a professional manner.

• How to prepare for the Professional Scrum Master exam to ensure success from the first time
• Understanding the Agile Mindset and how it is applied at work
• How to work on projects that implement the Agile and succeed in it
• Understand the role of Scrum Master and how to do it right,
• Delivery of software projects faster and with higher quality
• Work with the team better
• Understand the different roles of Scrum and how they work together,
• Understand the meetings at Scrum, their importance and how to manage them effectively,
• Prepare to play the role of Scrum Master effectively
• Understand the role of Product Owner and how to do it right,
• Prepare to play the Product Owner role effectively
• The difference between Agile and Scrum
• History of Agile Manifesto
• Types of waste