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Certified ScrumMaster®

The Certified ScrumMaster® course gives you the practical skills to facilitate Scrum, coach your team, and remove the obstacles that slow delivery. Learn live with Eric Tucker, a Certified Scrum Trainer, and practice using AI to help create a Definition of Done.

Upcoming CSM classes

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October 22–23, 2026
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October 26–27, 2026
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November 5–6, 2026
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What you’ll be able to do

  • ✓ Facilitate every Scrum event with a clear purpose and useful result
  • ✓ Coach teams through impediments, conflict, and low ownership
  • ✓ Apply Scrum with judgment instead of mechanically following rules

Who is this class for?

New and aspiring ScrumMasters, team leads, project managers, and anyone guiding an agile team.

Do I need experience?

None. This is the entry-level ScrumMaster 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

Practice one concrete AI use case in class: helping your team create a Definition of Done.

Use AI to draft and improve a Definition of Done: the shared quality standard your team uses to decide when work is complete. Review the suggestions together and decide what fits your team.

Explore AI Definition of Done examples and six prompts

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What does using AI in a CSM class look like?

In this class, we use AI to help develop a Definition of Done. You practice turning broad statements like “it’s tested” into checks your team can actually use. Then you question the suggestions and decide what belongs in your team’s quality standard.

Illustrative teaching example, not student work

Imagine a team working on an appointment-booking website. AI suggests “all tests pass.” That sounds useful, but which tests? What evidence would show that booking, changing and canceling an appointment still work? That discussion is where the learning happens.

Starting point
The feature is tested.
A useful next step
Agreed automated checks pass, and results for the affected booking flows are recorded.
Starting point
It works for everyone.
A useful next step
Agreed keyboard and accessibility checks pass for the changed screens, with evidence recorded.
Starting point
It is ready.
A useful next step
The change is integrated with the product, and the team can show it meets the shared quality standard.

These are illustrative candidates, not a universal checklist. The Scrum Team develops a suitable Definition of Done when there is no organizational standard; any organizational standard remains the minimum. The Developers are accountable for meeting it. The Scrum Master helps the team have a useful conversation.

Learning with Eric

These reviews describe learning with Eric on course listings provided by Skillbook Academy. They are not reviews of the AI exercises shown here.

learning doesn't feel overwhelming or exhausting.
Candice Pack · excerpt from a testimonial describing Eric’s Scrum Master course
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The instructor Eric was knowledgeable, approachable, engaging.
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The breakout sessions were helpful and fun!
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What will you learn?

  • The Scrum framework end to end: roles, events, and artifacts
  • How to facilitate sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives that people value
  • Coaching techniques to grow a self-organizing, high-performing team
  • How to surface and remove impediments before they derail a sprint
  • Working with Product Owners and stakeholders to protect focus
  • Practical tools you can apply with your team the very next day

How do you earn the certification?

Follow the Scrum Alliance instructions after training, pass the CSM test, and accept the required agreement.

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
  • CSM test access after completing the required training
  • Guided AI practice: Definition of Done

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. Follow the Scrum Alliance instructions after training, pass the CSM test, and accept the required agreement.
  5. Apply what you learned. Use the course materials and your Definition of Done exercise to start conversations with your team.

Questions before you book

What does this CSM class include?

Live training, course materials, the in-class AI Definition of Done exercise, CSM test access, and a two-year Scrum Alliance membership. See the selected class for its current price.

Do I have to pass a test?

Yes. Complete the required training, then pass the CSM test. Scrum Alliance includes two attempts within 90 days of your welcome email; additional attempts carry a fee.

How is AI used in the CSM class?

You use AI to help create a Definition of Done. The class focuses on Scrum and the Scrum Master role; the AI activity gives you one practical example to apply with your team.

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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