Know whether your scrum related knowledge is current.
Earn a verifiable badge that says you're fit now — and revalidate it every 12 months.
Current
Revalidate every 12 months
A verifiable badge that says you're current now, not certified once.
A verifiable badge that says you're fit now - from John Coleman and Ralph Jocham, co-authors of the Scrum Guide Expansion Pack, the modern, outcome-focused evolution of Scrum. Earn it. Revalidate it every 12 months.
How it works
1. Get a code or start the free assessment.
2. Take the assessment in about 45 minutes.
3. Get your score and certificate.
You will be reminded to renew every year.
4. Earn a verifiable badge if you meet the threshold.
You can share it online too.
For practitioners
You want to know where you stand. Take the free Open Assessment, then use the full assessment to prove current fitness and earn a verifiable badge if you score 90% or higher.
For companies and teams
Buy codes for your team, track results privately, and see who is current across scores, pass/fail, and badge status.
Our why
Certificates prove you passed once. They can't prove you're sharp today.
The Scrum Guide hasn't been updated since 2020 — but the world has. Distributed teams. And now AI. If you're going to test people, test them on where things are now, not a 2020 snapshot.
That's what this measures: current Scrum-related fitness, not a one-time pass. And the badge expires after 12 months, so it stays honest.
