The PSM certification is available in three levels: PSM I, PSM II, and PSM III. Each level represents a different depth of knowledge and expertise in Scrum.

To obtain the PSM I certification, you need to pass an online assessment that consists of multiple-choice questions. This certification validates your understanding of the fundamental principles and empirical process theory of Scrum.

PSM II is an advanced level certification that requires a deeper understanding of Scrum principles, practices, and their application. It assesses your ability to apply Scrum in complex situations and resolve advanced Scrum-related issues. To obtain the PSM II certification, you need to pass a more challenging assessment.

PSM III is the highest level of certification in the PSM series. It is designed for experienced Scrum practitioners who have a thorough understanding of Scrum and its application. The PSM III certification focuses on your ability to apply Scrum in challenging organizational contexts and to coach others in Scrum implementation. To obtain the PSM III certification, you need to pass a rigorous assessment that evaluates your knowledge and expertise.

The Professional Scrum Master (PSM) certification curriculum, provided by Scrum.org, covers a range of topics related to Scrum and the role of a Scrum Master. The curriculum is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively apply Scrum principles and practices in real-world scenarios. Here is a general overview of the topics typically covered in the PSM certification curriculum:

1. Scrum Theory and Principles: Understanding the core principles, values, and empirical process control theory that underlie Scrum.

2. The Scrum Framework: Familiarity with the Scrum framework, including the roles (Scrum Master, Product Owner, Development Team), events (Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective), and artifacts (Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increment).

3. Scrum Roles and Responsibilities: Understanding the responsibilities and expectations of the Scrum Master role, including facilitating Scrum events, coaching the team, removing impediments, and ensuring the effective implementation of Scrum practices.

4. Sprint Planning: Techniques and best practices for facilitating Sprint Planning meetings, including understanding the purpose and outcomes of the meeting, creating a Sprint Goal, and collaboratively selecting Product Backlog items for the Sprint.

5. Daily Scrum: Facilitating the Daily Scrum meetings effectively, focusing on communication, coordination, and identification of impediments.

The PSM certification is available in three levels: PSM I, PSM II, and PSM III. Each level represents a different depth of knowledge and expertise in Scrum, with PSM I being the foundational level and PSM III being the most advanced level.

To earn the PSM certification, you need to pass an online exam for each level.

The PSM certification does not expire, and you do not need to renew it. Once you earn a PSM certification, you retain it for life.

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