Certified SAFe Practitioner (CSP) (Self Study)

The agile methodology has changed the face of software development and project management, and has increased demand for professionals with agile knowledge and experience. The Certified SAFe Practitioner (CSP)™ Certification Program’s digital badging initiative will help you connect with the leading enterprises and development teams that seek your skills and experience as a SAFe-certified professional.

Preparing and training for the CSP certification will offer a well-rounded, thorough foundation in all things Agile for team members, managers, or anyone else directly involved in leading or carrying out Agile development. It also serves as an excellent basis for accelerated training as part of a strategic career path within an Agile environment, as CSP certification (or an equivalent) is often a recommended prerequisite to higher-level certifications for management, training and coaching positions.

Today’s knowledge workers thrive on challenging work, seeking meaning and purpose in their careers while taking active responsibility for their own growth and development. Individuals shape their careers by accessing knowledge resources, attending learning sessions, and building networks that reflect their personal desires.

Agile isn’t just for small teams anymore. The many benefits of Agile can now be scaled across your whole organization. Imagine how much more efficiently your firm could run with Agile scaled across the enterprise level. While the benefits are substantial, it is nearly impossible to undergo this transformation without specialized training and knowledge.

Agile Team member, represented by the CSP certification, is a professional on a team of dedicated individuals who, together, have the skills necessary to define (elaborate and design their component or Feature), build (implement their component or Feature), and test (run test cases to validate their component or Feature) increments of value in a short timeframe.

Duration: 30–35 Hours
Certificate Accreditation: GAQM