Very much so.
We find a blend of private in-house training as well as individuals attending our public training courses via the company’s training budget.
Sometimes, a company will have 12 or more people they want to upskill in the role of a product owner. They will want to host that training in the context of the environment their employees face and will book an in-house CSPO course to help them achieve that.
Most of the time, however, companies see value in having their teams attend the public CSPO courses whether that is online or in-person.
It gives delegates exposure to different lines of thinking and enables them to hear challenges that exist outside of their workspace.
The CSPO course, especially the online course, has delegates from all around the world.
It gives people a great insight into the challenges of the product owner role as well as insights into what people from different regions are doing to create products and services that truly delight customers.
The course is designed to include theoretical and practical work, as well as discussions around both the concepts as well as the exercises which gives people an opportunity to learn from one another as well as from the Certified Scrum Trainer.
A CSPO course is a valuable course for companies to invest in as it provides them with a framework for building, developing and launching new products.
The tools, models, and frameworks you learn in the CSPO course will help you get your ideas out into the team environment and help you articulate the vision and purpose of those ideas to your team.
At Agile Centre, our experience is that roughly 80% of the attendees are from a corporate environment that has invested in the CSPO course for their employees.
So, there is lots of opportunities for you to get your company to invest in the CSPO course and attend one of our public or private CSPO courses.
If you are interested in becoming a product owner, visit our Certified Scrum Product Owner course pages as well as the Advanced Certified Scrum Product Owner course page.
Frequently Asked Product Ownership Questions
- What is the difference between a Product Owner and a Project Manager?
- How is a product owner different to a product manager?
- Is a product owner a member of the development team?
- Do you need project management experience to be a Product Owner?
- How does a Product Owner integrate into a Scrum Team?
- Do project managers traditionally make great product owners?
- Is the product owner role a great fit for people in creative industries?
- Is there different levels of seniority for product owners?
- What are career opportunities for a Product Owner?
- What do Product Owners do?
- Do you need to be a developer to be a product owner for a software company?
- Can you create a Product Ownership role in a company that doesn’t do Scrum?
- What are some great traits of a product owner?
- How will I know if a product owner role is a great fit for me?
- Do product owners attend daily scrums?
- Do product owners interact and engage with project stakeholders?
- How does a product owner integrate into a marketing team?
- Do entrepreneurs make great product owners?
Frequently Asked Product Owner Training Questions
- What is a Certified Scrum Product Owner?
- Will I be able to lead product development after doing a CSPO course?
- What will you learn on a CSPO course?
- How well recognised and respected is the CSPO course?
- What do you need to know to sign up for the CSPO course?
- How well does a CSPO course prepare you to be a product owner?
- Do I get textbooks and course materials as part of my CSPO course?
- What would be a good certification path for a Product Owner?
- Are there different CSPO certifications and how do they differ?
- How long is the CSPO course and how is it configured?
- Is the CSPO course theoretical or practical?
- Do companies invest in CSPO courses or is it primarily individuals?
- How do I progress as a Product Owner?
- Would you recommend the CSPO course for entrepreneurs?