What does it mean to be part of an Agile team on an Agile Release Train (ART) that delivers value to customers? SAFe® for Teams covers the tactical skills to be a high-performing member of an ART. The course also gives you the guidance and tools you need to work effectively in remote environments with distributed teams. Get the most out of your learning experience by taking it in context with your team and other teams on your Agile Release Train.
SAFe for Teams will teach you all about your role on an Agile team and how your team works with others as part of an ART. You’ll learn how to plan and execute work, how to apply Scaled Agile Framework® and Agile principles, and how to continuously improve. Taking Scaled Agile Framework® for Teams with your team will empower all of you with the collective knowledge to collaborate effectively, do the best possible work, and hit the ground running before your next planning event.
SAFe® for Teams answers the questions:
Following the completion of the course, participants will be able to understand and know:
This SAFe for Teams training course is suitable for Release Train Engineers, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, software developers, project leaders, designers, testers and others who are directly involved in software development.
To participate in this SAFe for Teams training course, some knowledge of Scrum, Kanban, XP, agile concepts & principles, and a degree of experience in software development are an advantage. Good preparation is to follow the Agile Scrum Foundation training course.
Having completed the training course, each participant has the opportunity to take the SAFe Practitioner (SP) exam. You take this online exam via the Scaled Agile exam institute in a place of your choosing (the sole stipulation being that you do so within 10 days of completing the training course). Successful participants will be awarded the SAFe Practitioner (SP) certificate.
What does it mean to be part of an Agile team on an Agile Release Train (ART) that delivers value to customers? SAFe® for Teams covers the tactical skills to be a high-performing member of an ART. The course also gives you the guidance and tools you need to work effectively in remote environments with distributed teams. Get the most out of your learning experience by taking it in context with your team and other teams on your Agile Release Train.
SAFe for Teams will teach you all about your role on an Agile team and how your team works with others as part of an ART. You’ll learn how to plan and execute work, how to apply Scaled Agile Framework® and Agile principles, and how to continuously improve. Taking Scaled Agile Framework® for Teams with your team will empower all of you with the collective knowledge to collaborate effectively, do the best possible work, and hit the ground running before your next planning event.
SAFe® for Teams answers the questions:
Following the completion of the course, participants will be able to understand and know:
This SAFe for Teams training course is suitable for Release Train Engineers, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, software developers, project leaders, designers, testers and others who are directly involved in software development.
To participate in this SAFe for Teams training course, some knowledge of Scrum, Kanban, XP, agile concepts & principles, and a degree of experience in software development are an advantage. Good preparation is to follow the Agile Scrum Foundation training course.
Having completed the training course, each participant has the opportunity to take the SAFe Practitioner (SP) exam. You take this online exam via the Scaled Agile exam institute in a place of your choosing (the sole stipulation being that you do so within 10 days of completing the training course). Successful participants will be awarded the SAFe Practitioner (SP) certificate.
From now on all training courses are offered online. For the time being no more training will take place on location. If you have already booked a training, you can follow the training online. We will contact you to inform you how to proceed.