Product Owner training course (English).

• Cologne, Virtual Classroom or Inhouse
• 2 days
• From 9:00 am until 5:00 pm
• IIABC.org and Scrum.org Certification
• Lunch, drinks & snacks

What does this Product Owner training include?

• You will feel confident in executing the role of Product Owner.
• You will have the knowledge that is essential for properly executing the role of Product Owner.
• You will have experienced the role of Product Owner in practical simulations.
• You will directly be of greater value for your own organisation.
• You will go home inspired by the experience and practical examples (in non-IT organisation) of our trainers.
• You will be prepared for the Scrum.org PSPO I exam.

Program

• This component of the training serves as a general introduction into the world of Agile. Scrum and the Product Owner role are directly brought into the bigger picture here.
• The Scrum Framework will be treated before we delve into the Product Owner role. Our trainers have lots of practical experience, by which the theory is supplemented with examples.
• The role of Product Owner: A considerable part of the first day is devoted to the role of the Product Owner. This includes the following questions:
  - When are you a good Product Owner?
  - What competences belong to a perfect Product Owner?
  - How do you cooperate with the Scrum Master?
  - What mistakes are often made?
• Creating a vision: Vision is needed in order to achieve results that will delight the customers and other stakeholders. Vision is your responsibility as a product owner.
• Game: Because many people learn best by doing, we will start a game on the first day in which the theory is applied to practice.

• The Product Backlog: You no longer have thick project plans in Scrum. The most important document that is kept by the Product Owner is the Product Backlog.
  What exactly is a Product Backlog?
  - How do you design one?
  - How do you set the right priorities?
• Continuation of the Game: The Product Owner game started on the first day and you will proceed with it during the second day.
• Planning releases: Back in the days, you used to deliver your entire project all at once when it was finished. In a scrum project, you would rather deliver a project in small parts. This enables you to obtain more feedback from customers during the period in which the project is running. Planning these “releases” is an important task of the Product Owner.
• Practice exam: We will practice with exam questions of Scrum.org in order to be prepared for the exam as good as possible. Achieving an official certificate through Scrum.org is optional. See the tab “Certification” for more information.