Free Scrum SEU Training Bundle

PMI-ACP certification plays a vital role if you are working in an agile organization or in software development projects.

You will earn 1 SEU once you completed this course.

Tips & Tricks from Scrum certified professionals renewed their Scrum Alliance® certification recently.

You will watch videos, learn tips and tricks of Scrum certified professionals who completed their Scrum Certification renewal cycle and renewed their Scrum certification recently.

You will learn the details of how to earn Scrum SEUs and renew your Scrum certification easily.

Scrum Alliance® SEU Requirements

Once you have taken a Scrum Alliance certification, your certificate will be active for a period of 2 years. However, during these two years, you must renew your certificate to maintain your certified status.

Earlier, you had to pay a renewal fee once in just 2 years. Scrum Alliance decided a major change in renewal conditions and stated that a high percentage of Scrum Alliance surveyed community has expressed a continuing education component would add value and thus ensure that certificate holders are aware of the latest developments and skills related to Agile and Scrum. As learning is essential for people, Scrum Education Units (SEUs) serve for this purpose.

Individuals must now complete a number of Scrum Education Units (SEUs) as they must pay a renewal fee every 2 years. To verify your engagement and your mastery of the basic principles and practices of Scrum, you must take part in a training or learning opportunity to obtain Scrum Education Units (SEUs). Earning SEUs keeps your information up to date and thus it is the only way to keep your certificate valid.

All SEU hours used for renewal should be received within the last two (2) years. For example, if your certificate ends on 02/21/2021, your SEUs must be acquired between 02/21/2019 and 02/21/2021.

SEUs are required to renew your foundation, advanced and professional level certificates. This includes CSM, CSPO, CSD, A-CSM, A-CSPO, CSP-SM, CSP-PO and CSP. As learning is the most important part of your Agile journey and SEU is a simple measurement tool to prove this.

Following is the SEU hours required to renew certification for each level of Scrum Alliance® certification:

• Foundational: CSM®, CSPO®, or CSD® - 20 SEUs
• Advanced: A-CSM or A-CSPO - 30 SEUs
• Professional: CSP-SM, CSP-PO, or CSP - 40 SEUs

How to Submit Earned SEU Hours

You can earn Scrum SEU credits from six different SEU categories:

• Category A: Scrum Alliance Scrum Gatherings
• Category B: Scrum Alliance Courses or Coaching
• Category C: Outside Events
• Category D: Volunteer Service
• Category E: Independent Learning
• Category F: Other Collaborative Learning

Our 40+ Scrum SEU Bundle and Free Scrum SEU courses are compliant with Category E: Independent Learning. This category accepts Scrum SEU points from the following options:

• E.1 – Prepared a Scrum presentation (preparation time only, not delivering)
• E.2 – Authored a book, article, or blog
• E.3 – Watched a Scrum/Agile training video by an instructor other than a Scrum Alliance CST
• E.4 – Read a Scrum/Agile book
• E.5 – Other independent learning (We invite instances of creative learning that do not fit into other categories)

You will be able to submit your earned Scrum SEU credits under Category E.5 option.

Want to learn more about Scrum SEU?

You can read our Scrum SEU post

This course is qualified for Continuing Education Credit by AAPM
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