Scrum.org Certification Practice and Preview Hub

Choose the right Scrum.org route across PSM, PSPO, PAL, PSD, SPS, PSK, PPDV, and AI Essentials with live PM Mastery practice, previews, and status pages.

Scrum.org now has a broader public certification catalog than the original live routes on this site. Use this hub when you need to choose between PSM, PSPO, PAL, PSD I, SPS, PSK I, PSU I, PPDV, or the newer AI Essentials certifications, then move into the exact live PM Mastery pages, 12-question previews, or status pages for route discovery.

Best page to open first

If your goal is…Best pageWhy
Baseline Scrum Master knowledge and Scrum Guide mechanicsPSM IBest first route when you need exact Scrum Guide fundamentals and the strongest current live Scrum.org simulator page.
Advanced Scrum Master judgment after the baselinePSM IIBest route when facilitation, coaching, and harder scenario judgment matter more than entry-level mechanics.
Product Owner fundamentals and backlog/value decisionsPSPO IBest route when your role is product ownership rather than Scrum Master accountability.
AI-assisted Scrum Master decision-makingPSM-AI EssentialsBest route when you want AI ethics, prompting, and Scrum Master use cases.
AI-informed product-owner decisionsPSPO-AI EssentialsBest route when product value, experimentation, and AI governance matter most.
Scrum leadership and organizational agilityPAL IBest route when you lead managers, leaders, or transformation work rather than one Scrum Team.
Scrum delivery, scaling, or product-discovery specialismsPSD I , SPS , or PPDVBest routes when the real need is developer delivery, scaling beyond one team, or product discovery.
Compare Scrum.org against Scrum AllianceScrum AllianceBest route when you are deciding between Scrum families before you commit.
Compare Scrum against enterprise-agility coverageScaled AgileBest route when the real question is team Scrum versus SAFe-at-scale.

Scrum.org certification map

    graph TD
	    A["Scrum.org Certifications"] --> B["Scrum Master Path: PSM I -> PSM II -> PSM III"]
	    A --> C["Product Owner Path: PSPO I -> PSPO II -> PSPO III"]
	    A --> D["AI Essentials: PSM-AI / PSPO-AI"]
	    A --> E["Leadership: PAL I / PAL-EBM"]
	    A --> F["Delivery and Scale: PSD I / SPS / PSK I / PSU I"]
	    A --> G["Skills and Discovery: PSF Skills / PSPBM Skills / PPDV"]

Current official catalog status

  • Current public Scrum.org certifications found: 17
  • Live PM Mastery simulator pages today: 3
  • Preview or assessment pages now published for the rest of the official catalog: 14
  • Upcoming public certifications found on Scrum.org: no separate upcoming-certification list was found on the public Scrum.org catalog as of April 20, 2026

Current PM Mastery coverage and page status

PageBest fitCurrent site status
Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I)Baseline Scrum Guide mastery and Scrum Master reasoningLive now with a free sample-question set plus PM Mastery simulator access on web, iPhone, and Android.
Professional Scrum Master II (PSM II)Advanced Scrum Master facilitation, coaching, and difficult scenario judgment12-question preview now; full PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Master III (PSM III)Expert-level Scrum Master reasoning and higher-order Scrum leadershipAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Master — AI Essentials (PSM-AI)AI-assisted Scrum Master decisions, prompting, and responsible useLive now with a free sample-question set plus PM Mastery simulator access on web, iPhone, and Android.
Professional Scrum Product Owner I (PSPO I)Baseline product ownership, value ordering, and Product Backlog decisions12-question preview now; full PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Product Owner II (PSPO II)Advanced product strategy, stakeholder trade-offs, and deeper product judgment12-question preview now; full PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Product Owner III (PSPO III)Expert product ownership, product strategy, and complex product decisionsAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Product Owner — AI Essentials (PSPO-AI)Product-owner decisions, value, experimentation, and responsible AI useLive now with a free sample-question set plus PM Mastery simulator access on web, iPhone, and Android.
Professional Agile Leadership I (PAL I)Agile leadership fundamentals for leaders and managersAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Agile Leadership — Evidence-Based Management (PAL-EBM)Leadership decisions using outcomes, evidence, and EBMAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Facilitation Skills (PSF Skills)Facilitation decisions inside Scrum events and team interactionsAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Product Backlog Management Skills (PSPBM Skills)Product Backlog ordering, decomposition, and backlog qualityAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum Developer I (PSD I)Developer-side Scrum delivery, engineering discipline, and team collaborationAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Scaled Professional Scrum (SPS)Scaling Scrum beyond one team with Nexus conceptsAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum with Kanban I (PSK I)Flow management and Kanban practices inside ScrumAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Scrum with User Experience I (PSU I)UX work, discovery, and design collaboration inside ScrumAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.
Professional Product Discovery and Validation (PPDV)Product discovery, validation, and evidence-led product decisionsAssessment guide now; exam-specific PM Mastery practice is not yet live.

Official certification glossary

CodeOfficial Scrum.org certificationBest fit
PSM IProfessional Scrum Master IBaseline Scrum Master route
PSM IIProfessional Scrum Master IIAdvanced Scrum Master route
PSM IIIProfessional Scrum Master IIIExpert Scrum Master route
PSM-AIProfessional Scrum Master - AI EssentialsAI-assisted Scrum Master work
PSPO IProfessional Scrum Product Owner IBaseline Product Owner route
PSPO IIProfessional Scrum Product Owner IIAdvanced Product Owner route
PSPO IIIProfessional Scrum Product Owner IIIExpert Product Owner route
PSPO-AIProfessional Scrum Product Owner - AI EssentialsAI-informed product ownership
PAL IProfessional Agile Leadership IAgile leadership fundamentals
PAL-EBMProfessional Agile Leadership - Evidence-Based ManagementLeadership with outcomes and evidence
PSF SkillsProfessional Scrum Facilitation SkillsFacilitation inside Scrum
PSPBM SkillsProfessional Scrum Product Backlog Management SkillsProduct Backlog quality and ordering
PSD IProfessional Scrum Developer IDeveloper delivery inside Scrum
SPSScaled Professional ScrumScaling Scrum beyond one team
PSK IProfessional Scrum with Kanban IFlow and Kanban inside Scrum
PSU IProfessional Scrum with User Experience IUX inside Scrum delivery
PPDVProfessional Product Discovery and ValidationDiscovery and validation for product teams

How these Scrum.org routes differ

If you are choosing between…Main distinction
PSM I vs PSM II vs PSM IIIThe PSM ladder moves from baseline Scrum Guide precision to advanced coaching/facilitation and then to expert-level judgment.
PSPO I vs PSPO II vs PSPO IIIThe PSPO ladder moves from baseline backlog and value decisions to advanced and expert product ownership.
PSM I vs PSM-AIPSM I is baseline Scrum mechanics; PSM-AI adds AI-specific ethics, prompting, and Scrum Master use cases.
PSPO I vs PSPO-AIPSPO I is baseline product ownership; PSPO-AI adds AI-specific product, governance, and experimentation decisions.
PAL I / PAL-EBM vs PSM / PSPO routesPAL routes are leadership-oriented; PSM and PSPO routes stay closer to Scrum Team and product-accountability decisions.
PSD I / SPS / PSK I / PSU IThese are specialisms for developer delivery, scaling, Kanban-in-Scrum flow, and UX-in-Scrum collaboration rather than general entry routes.

When this family is the right route

Use Scrum.org when you need:

  • strong Scrum Guide precision and scenario reasoning
  • a cleaner split between Scrum Master, Product Owner, leadership, delivery, and discovery perspectives
  • AI-for-Scrum or AI-for-product coverage inside the same PM Mastery app family
  • formal routes for facilitation, backlog management, scaling, Kanban-in-Scrum, UX-in-Scrum, and product discovery

Best next page

If you need to…Best pageWhy
Start with baseline Scrum Master prepPSM IBest first route for most Scrum.org learners and the strongest current live page.
Start with baseline product-owner prepPSPO IBest first route when your real target is Product Owner accountability.
Open the Scrum Master AI routePSM-AI EssentialsBest route for AI-assisted Scrum team work.
Open the Product Owner AI routePSPO-AI EssentialsBest route for AI-informed product decisions.
Compare leadership routesPAL I or PAL-EBMBest routes for leaders and managers rather than one Scrum Team role.
Compare specialist routesPSD I , SPS , PSK I , PSU I , or PPDVBest routes when you already know the base Scrum role and need the right specialism.
Start PM Mastery in the browserPM Mastery Web AppBest route for zero-install practice and same-account sync.
Compare pricing, web, and mobile routesPM DownloadsBest route for plans, installs, billing, and access notes.

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Revised on Sunday, April 26, 2026