Demonstrating Consistency of Training, Springhouse Offers Premium Training from the Scrum.org Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) Community

Springhouse Education & Consulting Services announces that it has joined the Scrum.org PTN (Professional Training Network). The network enables Springhouse to leverage the Scrum.org premium brand, courses, and Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) community.

To become a recognized member of the Scrum.org PTN program, Springhouse surpassed strict requirements set by Scrum.org. It has shown its dedication to Scrum.org training through continued use of PSTs. Furthermore, it has certified that it will adhere to the code of conduct, which Scrum.org has put in place, to ensure that students are receiving only the highest quality training experience.

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“Scrum has quickly become one of our most highly sought after certification training programs,” said Adrienne Cooper, Vice President of Education, Springhouse. “In 2017, we began collaborating with a dynamic trainer, Dr. Chuck Suscheck. This addition made instructor-led Scrum training easily accessible to individuals and corporate planning teams in the Greater Philadelphia area.” Dr. Suscheck is a highly qualified PST. As a result, he is one of the few people in the world certified to teach the entire Scrum.org curriculum.

Scrum courses at Springhouse

As a Scrum.org PTN member, Springhouse supports its mission to improve software delivery processes. Springhouse’s curriculum begins with Professional Scrum Master training. Students can also enroll in Professional Scrum Foundations, Professional Scrum Developer, Professional Scrum Product Owner, Scaled Professional Scrum, and Professional Scrum with Kanban. In addition, the Exton-based training company teaches agile software development methodologies, the foundation of Scrum.

By offering Scrum.org courses, Springhouse provides the training individuals need to prepare them for the industry-recognized Professional Scrum certifications. Each Scrum.org course includes one attempt at the assessment and those who score 85% or better pass and receive certification.

This fall, Springhouse will host a Scrum Day conference. Dr. Suscheck and several PSTs will host break-out sessions and a panel discussion. This event is for certified Scrum professionals and individuals interested in earning a Scrum certification.

“Inconsistent teaching of the Scrum Framework often causes Scrum teams to struggle with the concepts as they learn from different teachers or companies,” said Dave West, CEO, Scrum.org. “By becoming a member of the PTN, Springhouse has proven that they are providing only the highest quality, most consistent Scrum training.”


About Springhouse

Springhouse strategizes and delivers technical training, mentoring, and consulting using best-practice solutions. Our course curriculum keeps pace with the evolution of computer technology, project management, and professional development. We relentlessly dedicate our efforts to providing quality instruction and elevating the knowledge of corporate end-users and IT professionals. Springhouse does more than teach technology; we support the foundation of integration, innovation, and inspiration.

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About Scrum.org

Based on the principles of Scrum and the Agile Manifesto, Scrum.org provides comprehensive training, assessments, and certifications to improve the profession of software delivery. Throughout the world, our solutions and community of Professional Scrum Trainers empower people and organizations to achieve agility through Scrum.  Ken Schwaber, the co-creator of Scrum, founded Scrum.org in 2009 as a global organization, dedicating himself to improving the profession of software delivery by reducing the gaps, so the work and work products are dependable.

Visit Scrum.org for further information on the organization’s Professional Scrum assessments, training, and global community; follow us on Twitter @scrumdotorg and read more from our community of experts on the Scrum.org blog.

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