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What is CSP(Certified Scrum Professional)?
Certified Scrum Professionals have demonstrated experience, documented training, and proven knowledge in the art of Scrum. CSPs challenge their Scrum teams to improve the way Scrum and other Agile methods are implemented for every project. If you are an active CSM, CSPO, or CSD who has reached that next level of experience and expertise in the art of Scrum, elevate your career even further by earning the CSP credential.See more at https://www.scrumalliance.org/certifications/practitioners/csp-certification#sthash.GvE8WKKA.dpuf
What are the benefits of earning a Certified Scrum Professional certification?
In today's competitive job market, the Certified Scrum Professional® certification can set you apart as a more advanced and experienced Scrum practitioner. Going the extra mile to earn your CSP shows you are committed to continuous improvement. The coursework and dedication needed to earn the CSP sharpen your skills and help you become a better practitioner of Scrum. As a CSP, you will gain access to online social networks and a specially designed logo to highlight your credential.
By earning a Certified Scrum Professional (CSP) certification you
Validate your practical experience and competency in Scrum.Demonstrate to employers and peers your attainment of a deeper knowledge and ability to execute Scrum successfully.Expand your career opportunities by staying relevant and marketable across all industry sectors adopting Agile practices.Engage with a community of recognized Scrum experts who are committed to continuous improvement.See more at https://www.scrumalliance.org/certifications/practitioners/csp-certification#sthash.GvE8WKKA.dpuf
To apply to become a CSP, you must satisfy three eligibility criteria
Be a current holder of an active CSM, CSPO, or CSD credential.Have a minimum of 36 months of successful Agile/Scrum work experience gained within the past 5 years implementing Scrum inside organizations as team member, product owner, ScrumMaster, or "Other." (Provide details for "Other" in the "How did you use Scrum on this job" field at the bottom of the Work Experience section of your profile page. Align your experience to the basic Scrum roles as much as possible.)Gather and submit 70 Scrum Education Units (SEUs) from the past three years. Note that SEUs earned from your CSM (up to 16 SEUs), CSD (up to 24 SEUs), and/or CSPO (up to 16 SEUs) certifications can put you well on your way. Your CSD, CSM, or CSPO training can be more than 3 years old. All other SEUs need to have been earned within the past 3 years. See our Earn SEUs for your CSP page for more details.See more at https://www.scrumalliance.org/certifications/practitioners/csp-certification#sthash.GvE8WKKA.dpuf
How to earn SEUs for your CSP?
There are several ways to earn SEUs needed to become a Certified Scrum Professional (CSP).

Category A Scrum Alliance Scrum Gatherings


Up to 45 SEUs can be earned at a rate of one credit per hour of participation in Scrum Alliance Global Gatherings, Scrum Alliance Regional Gatherings, Scrum Coaching Retreats, and Scrum Alliance-Sponsored Events, as well as in Scrum Alliance-endorsed User Group events and activities.
Presenting, coaching, and attending sessions all count as SEU-eligible activities.
Additionally, because Scrum Alliance recognizes the value in impromptu ("hallway") discussions at Scrum Gatherings, SEUs are earned at the same rate for these. A maximum of 8 SEUs may be earned per day.
Please verify past Scrum Alliance-affiliated events at our website http://www.scrumalliance.org/courses-events/events.
Please verify Scrum Alliance-endorsed user groups at http://www.scrumalliance.org/community/user-groups.
When submitting SEUs, your options for Category A are
Attended Global Scrum Alliance Gathering
Attended Regional Scrum Alliance Gathering
Attended Scrum Alliance User Group Activity
Attended Scrum Alliance-Sponsored Event
Attended Scrum Coaching Retreat
Attended Scrum Alliance CSP Retreat
Attended Scrum Alliance Pre or Post Event Workshop

Category B Scrum Alliance Courses or Coaching


There is no limit to the number of SEUs you can submit in this category by working with Scrum Alliance CSTs, REPs, and Coaches. However, a minimum of 14 SEUs is required in this category for CSP certification. Allowable SEUs in this category include working with Scrum Alliance CSTs, REPs, and Coaches. A full day of training is equal to a maximum of 8 SEUs. You can earn SEUs by
Achieving your CSM, CSPO, and/or CSD certifications. We expect to see at least one of these certifications in Category B, and the certification must be current. CSM, CSPO, or CSD certification training is accepted even when training is more than 3 years old. All other SEUs need to have been earned within the past 3 years.
Earning Added Qualifications in advanced Scrum topics.
Attending training courses provided by a CST. Training by CSTs may include webinars, recorded training, and face-to-face courses.
Attending training courses provided by a REP. Please note that the course and trainer must be listed on the Scrum Alliance website, which you may validate via the Course Search page https://www.scrumalliance.org/courses-events/course.
Through one-on-one or small group coaching provided by a CSC. Members need not submit SEUs after each coaching session but may list them all at the time of submission.
You can verify CSTs, CSCs, or REPs through the Member Directory on our website http://www.scrumalliance.org/community/member-directory?cst=true&csc=true&rep=true
When submitting SEUs, your options for Category B are
Received CSM Training
Received CSPO Training
Received CSD Training
Received Training from a CST (including video training)
Received Training from a REP (only approved courses and trainers)
Received Coaching by a CSC

Category C Outside Events


Up to 15 SEUs may be earned by participating in other relevant events not sponsored by Scrum Alliance, such as Agile conferences, regional interest group meetings, training from someone who is not a CST, or a REP course that is not approved for Category B. Activities in Category C are attended face to face, and you are receiving rather than providing services. SEUs are earned at a rate of one credit per hour of active participation.
When submitting SEUs, your options for Category C are
Received face-to-face training outside of Scrum Alliance
Attended live Scrum/Agile events outside of Scrum Alliance
Attended user group events outside of Scrum Alliance
Received coaching or mentoring outside of Scrum Alliance

Category D Volunteer Service


Up to 15 SEUs may be earned by providing non-compensated, professional Scrum services. Scrum Alliance is looking for ways that you give back to the community. You will be asked to affirm that your volunteer work was not compensated and was not for your employer. Please provide all information requested on the application form.

Category E Independent Learning


Up to 15 SEUs may be earned through various independent learning activities, such as preparing (but not delivering) presentations; authoring relevant books, articles, or blogs; watching a training video; reading one or two books in depth and then fully describing their benefit to you as a Scrum practitioner. Please follow a 1 - 1 ratio for this category. One invested hour is equivalent to 1 SEU.
When submitting SEUs, your options for Category E are
Prepared a Scrum presentation (preparation time only, not delivering)
Authored a book, article, or blog
Watched a Scrum/Agile training video by an instructor other than a Scrum Alliance CST -- List one per entry box
Read a Scrum/Agile book -- List only one book per entry box (multiple books in a single entry box will not be considered)
Other independent learning -- We invite instances of creative learning that do not fit into other categories

Category F Other Collaborative Learning


Up to 15 SEUs may be earned through a variety of other collaborative learning activities engaged in with other Scrum practitioners. Scrum Alliance acknowledges that not all learning fits neatly into the categories above; therefore, an example of an additional way to earn SEUs includes spending time as a co-trainer working with a more experienced trainer, with the objective of learning. Another example is being a participant in a live webinar that is led by an instructor. Please follow a 1 - 1 ratio for this category. One invested hour is equivalent to 1 SEU. This category may not include submissions that belong in Categories B or C; for example, it is not for face-to-face training or events.
Please review options under Category C before submitting SEUs here.
When submitting SEUs, your options for Category F are
Co-trained with the objective of learning
Received training via live webinar delivered by any trainer other than a CST
Other Collaborative Learning -- Add details that explain why this is a learning activity for you
Up to 15 SEUs may be earned through a variety of other collaborative learning activities engaged in with other Scrum practitioners. Scrum Alliance acknowledges that not all learning fits neatly into the categories above; therefore, an example of an additional way to earn SEUs includes spending time as a co-trainer working with a more experienced trainer, with the objective of learning. Another example is being a participant in a live webinar that is led by an instructor. Please follow a 1 - 1 ratio for this category. One invested hour is equivalent to 1 SEU. This category may not include submissions that belong in Categories B or C; for example, it is not for face-to-face training or events.
Please review options under Category C before submitting SEUs here.
When submitting SEUs, your options for Category F are Co-trained with the objective of learning
Received training via live webinar delivered by any trainer other than a CST
Other Collaborative Learning -- Add details that explain why this is a learning activity for you
How to apply
Go to your dashboard on the Scrum Alliance website. There you can access your CSP application by using a link called "Apply for CSP Certification" (under Actions). - See more at https://www.scrumalliance.org/certifications/practitioners/csp-certification#sthash.GvE8WKKA.dpuf
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If you are entering the CSP application process for the first time, first you will be required to enter prerequisite information to your profile page
• Your Work Experience section must show 36 months of "Scrum Role" experience with the details requested. Select your Scrum role from the drop-down menu, add the dates you were in that role, the contact information of the person who can verify your experience, and enough detail in the "How did you use Scrum on this job" field (at the bottom of the page) to let our reviewers see your experience. If you choose "Other" as your role, make sure you provide details to align your experience to the basic Scrum roles as much as possible. All fields must be completed for the total months of your Scrum role to be calculated and added to your application.
• Your profile must include a bio and your contact information.
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You will have a link to your CSP application on your dashboard while you are in the application process. On your CSP application, add your Scrum Experience Summary and your SEU information (see "Managing SEUs" below). You must show a total of 70 SEUs and at least 36 months of Scrum Role Experience along with your Scrum Experience Summary in order to submit your application. Once all your required information is filled in, the "Pay $100 Application Fee and Submit" button will appear. This $100 application fee is nonrefundable. Pay the application fee, and this will submit your application. After the payment is processed, your application will be reviewed. The review process may take up to 3 weeks. During the review process, the CSP reviewers may contact you to ask for clarification of certain areas of your application. You will be notified of this need via comments on your application itself (still accessible to you on your dashboard) and via email. If you were already in the application process before February 1, 2014, then you may have a CSP application on your profile that does not include all of your Scrum Role Experience or your bio. In addition, your SEUs will not be online until you add them. You can add the needed components to your profile, then go back into your application through your dashboard to update it and apply your SEUs.
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Once you are approved


When your application is approved, you will receive an email from Scrum Alliance with a link to pay the $150 certification fee.
License and certificate
Once your payment is processed, Scrum Alliance staff will add the CSP certification to your account. You will then receive a welcome email with a link to accept the CSP License Agreement.
You will be able to download your CSP certificate from your dashboard. Your new credential is effective for two years from the date your application was approved.- See more at https://www.scrumalliance.org/certifications/practitioners/csp-certification#sthash.GvE8WKKA.dpuf

Managing SEUs


You can log and manage the SEUs you earn before you apply for your CSP certification. You will see a "Manage SEUs (for CSP Application") link under Actions on your dashboard profile. As you enter SEUs, they will be listed here. You can enter them by choosing the Category under "Enter an Education Unit" and then by clicking the "Create New" button and completing the required information for each item. You can find helpful information about how to categorize SEUs correctly on the Earn SEUs for your CSP page.6

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Scrum Alliance has discretion to determine whether SEUs are warranted, considering factors such as content, quality, and accuracy of the source material.
You can also enter additional SEUs from your CSP application itself by selecting the "Add/Adjust SEUs Attached to This Application" link. At this link, you can choose from your SEU list the specific SEUs you want to apply to your CSP application. You must show at least 70 SEUs to be able to submit your application. The total is calculated for you on the application, based on the maximum allowed for each category. You can show as many SEUs as you like.
Once your application is processed, you can continue to use "Manage SEUs" to record SEUs you want to use in the future for certification renewals. These SEUs will be saved in your profile. - See more at https://www.scrumalliance.org/certifications/practitioners/csp-certification#sthash.GvE8WKKA.dpuf