SPS Practice Exam (SPS) – Scaled Professional Scrum with Nexus helps you to gain an understanding of how to scale Scrum using the Nexus Framework and launch structure, staff, and manage large Agile projects using Scrum. The SPS Practice Exam questions are designed to help you prepare and practice for the Scrum.org Scaled Professional Scrum Assessment. There is no prerequisite to attempting this certification, but it is highly recommended to attend Professional Scrum Foundation, Professional Scrum Master, or Professional Scrum Product Owner training in order to grasp concepts faster.
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These subject areas are contained in the syllabus. Therefore each subject area covers a specific topic. Let’s have a look at the Exam Objectives for this Certification–
Read and thoroughly understand/internalize the Nexus Guide. This is the primary source of all answers for the assessment. Click Here to read more about SPS tips and tricks.
Take the Open Assessment numerous times. Get to where you can take it 3 times in a row and score 100% each time, in about 10 minutes or less each time. Take Scrum Open and Product Owner Open assessments, these will help you to brush your scrum knowledge.
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The SPS certification is highly valued in the job market, as it demonstrates your knowledge and skills in scaling Scrum to multiple teams. The certification can increase your career opportunities and earning potential, as many organizations require or prefer candidates with Agile certifications.
The SPS certification focuses specifically on scaling Scrum to multiple teams, whereas other Agile certifications may have a broader focus on Agile principles and practices. Additionally, the SPS certification is offered by Scrum.org, which is a leading organization in the Agile community and is known for its rigorous certification programs.
The SPS certification exam is designed for Agile practitioners, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and other professionals who work in organizations that use Scrum to deliver complex products and services.
There are no formal prerequisites for taking the Scaled Professional Scrum certification exam, but Scrum.org recommends that you have experience working in a Scrum environment and have taken the Scrum Foundations or Professional Scrum Master (PSM) certification.
While there is no formal training requirement for taking the Scaled Professional Scrum certification exam, Scrum.org recommends that you take the Scaled Professional Scrum course to prepare for the exam. The course covers the SPS framework, practices, and techniques, and is taught by Scrum.org trainers who have real-world experience in large-scale Scrum implementations.
Scaled Professional Scrum (SPS) and Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) are both frameworks for scaling Agile across multiple teams and products, but they have different approaches and philosophies. SPS is based on the Scrum framework and focuses on maintaining the core values and principles of Scrum while scaling it. SAFe, on the other hand, is based on a combination of Agile, Lean, and Systems Thinking and provides a more prescriptive and structured approach to scaling Agile. SAFe also includes additional roles, practices, and artifacts that are not part of the Scrum framework.
The duration required for exam preparation hinges on your prior familiarity with Scrum and your individual learning approach. Typically, candidates spend about 1-2 months preparing for the exam, but this timeline can be shortened if you’ve already attained a high level of proficiency.
The SPS certification is valid for life and does not require any renewals or ongoing maintenance. However, Scrum.org recommends that individuals continue to learn and stay up-to-date with the Scrum framework to maintain their knowledge and skills.
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