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Certified Scrum Product Owner®

The Certified Scrum Product Owner® course teaches you to build and order a backlog that delivers real value by connecting strategy, customers, and your delivery team. Practice using AI from product ideas and market research through product vision, story mapping, release planning, and prioritization. Keep your completed work and prompts, with continued access to the AI workspace after class.

Upcoming CSPO classes

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October 19–20, 2026
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM EDT
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November 19–20, 2026
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST
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December 17–18, 2026
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST
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December 21–22, 2026
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January 11–12, 2027
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January 28–29, 2027
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What you’ll be able to do

  • ✓ Turn strategy and customer evidence into a focused product backlog
  • ✓ Make priority tradeoffs and explain them to stakeholders with confidence
  • ✓ Slice work into valuable increments your team can learn from quickly

Who is this class for?

Product owners, product managers, business analysts, and anyone responsible for what a team builds.

Do I need experience?

None. This is the entry-level Product Owner certification. No AI experience is needed.

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Learn with Eric Tucker

Live instruction with a Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Trainer, hands-on exercises, and decisions you can practice with your team.

What you will practice with AI

Work through product decisions with AI, from an initial idea to a prioritized plan.

Use AI to explore market viability, identify stakeholders and the outcomes they want, create personas, test assumptions, and shape a product vision and goals. Then build a story map, plan releases, and prioritize. Treat AI output as a starting point to check against evidence, not proof that an idea will succeed.

Explore AI Product Owner prompts, from ideas to prioritization

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What does using AI in a CSPO class look like?

Suppose you have an idea for a booking tool for independent tutors. Before filling a backlog with features, you need to understand whose problem you are solving and what would make the idea worth pursuing.

Illustrative teaching example, not student work

We use AI to help explore the idea, identify assumptions and prepare questions for real people. You examine the output, choose what to investigate and connect what you learn to product goals and priorities.

Starting point
Tutors need another scheduling app.
A useful next step
Treat this as an assumption. Find out how tutors handle scheduling today and where it causes trouble.
Starting point
Build automatic reminders first.
A useful next step
Compare reminders with easier rescheduling. Identify what evidence would help you choose.
Starting point
Get more users.
A useful next step
Define the outcome you want to improve and how you would measure it before setting a target.

AI can help you prepare research and challenge an idea. It cannot turn a generated persona into a real customer or confirm market demand. You keep the completed work and prompts from class, with continued access to the AI workspace afterward.

Learning with Eric

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What will you learn?

  • The Product Owner role and how it drives value, not just features
  • Writing and ordering a backlog that reflects real priorities and tradeoffs
  • Product vision, roadmaps, and release planning
  • Slicing work into valuable, shippable increments
  • Collaborating with stakeholders and saying no with confidence
  • Measuring outcomes so you invest in what actually matters

How do you earn the certification?

Complete the required CSPO training and accept the Scrum Alliance agreement. There is no CSPO exam.

Read Scrum Alliance’s certification requirements →

What does it cost?

Each date above shows its current price. Your class includes live instruction and course materials. Review your order total before paying.

Cancel before class starts for a full refund, or transfer to another date at no charge.

What is included

  • Live, instructor-led training via Zoom
  • Interactive exercises and discussion with Eric Tucker
  • No prior Scrum or AI experience required
  • Check the full schedule and time zone before registering
  • Course materials and a two-year Scrum Alliance membership
  • CSPO certification after completing the requirements; no exam
  • Keep your work and prompts, with continued AI workspace access after class

What happens after registration

  1. Choose your dates. Check the price, daily hours, and time zone, then register for the class that fits.
  2. Check your email. Look for your registration confirmation and joining details.
  3. Attend the full class. Join Eric live, take part in the exercises, and ask questions as you practice.
  4. Complete certification. Complete the required CSPO training and accept the Scrum Alliance agreement. There is no CSPO exam.
  5. Keep practicing. Keep your completed work and prompts, and continue accessing the AI workspace after class.

Questions before you book

What does this CSPO class include?

Live training, course materials, guided AI product exercises, your completed work and prompts, continued AI workspace access after class, and a two-year Scrum Alliance membership. See the selected class for its current price.

Is there a CSPO exam?

No. Complete the required 16 hours of CSPO training and accept the Scrum Alliance agreement to earn the certification.

What will I practice with AI?

Product ideas, market viability research, stakeholder outcomes, personas, assumption testing, product vision, product goals, story mapping, release planning, and prioritization. You keep responsibility for checking evidence and making decisions.

Do I need Scrum or AI experience?

No. These foundational classes start with the basics and introduce AI through guided practice.

Can I join from another time zone?

Yes. Check the dates, daily hours, and time zone for your chosen class. Plan to attend the full live training.

What if my plans change?

Cancel before class starts for a full refund, or transfer to another date at no charge. Contact us before the class begins.

Can I purchase seats for my team?

Yes. Choose a public class date and add your teammates at checkout. Pay for everyone in one order; each attendee receives their own joining email. If you are booking only for others, uncheck the attending checkbox. For a dedicated class shaped around your team’s work, ask about private training.

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Choose a class that fits your schedule

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