Real, practical training that makes you job-ready.

TheAgileForum's Scrum Master mentorship program is a comprehensive 3-week training course designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel as Scrum Masters. It includes hands-on experience with live projects in JIRA so you can feel fully confident performing the Scrum Master role and clearing Scrum Master or Agile Project Manager interviews. You can add SAFe certifications (https://www.theagileforum.com/certifications), mock interviews (https://www.theagileforum.com/services/mock-interview-series-with-interview-preparation), and resume preparation (https://www.theagileforum.com/services/new-resume-with-cover-letter-linkedin-upgrade) for maximum benefit. Program details: https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass. Free webinars: https://www.theagileforum.com/webinars.

The program is open to individuals from various backgrounds and experience levels who are interested in pursuing a career as Scrum Masters or enhancing their Agile and Scrum knowledge.

The program covers a wide range of topics, including the Scrum framework, Agile principles, XP, JIRA project management, leadership skills, and more. It also includes practical experience through working on live projects. Read content and details at https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass.

The program lasts for 3+ weeks, providing an intensive and immersive learning experience. You also have an option to rejoin the next batch for free.

No prior experience or certifications are required. Our program is designed to accommodate individuals with varying levels of experience, from beginners to those with some Agile or Scrum exposure. Many people from non-technical backgrounds have successfully moved into Scrum Master roles with our program. See https://www.theagileforum.com/testimonials for success stories.

Yes, students can rejoin a future batch at no extra cost. We believe in continuous learning and want to support your growth as a Scrum Master.

The mentorship program does not include SAFe certifications by default, but you can enroll in any SAFe certification (SAFe Advanced Scrum Master is often recommended) to gain full expertise. These certifications are valuable credentials in the Agile and Scrum industry. Explore options at https://www.theagileforum.com/certifications.

You will work on real projects using JIRA as a project management tool. We help you set up a live JIRA project on your laptop. This hands-on experience is an integral part of the program and helps you apply your knowledge in a practical setting.

We offer mock interview sessions to help you practice and refine your interview skills (https://www.theagileforum.com/services/mock-interview-series-with-interview-preparation). Our resume preparation service assists you in creating a professional, impactful resume tailored to your Scrum Master aspirations (https://www.theagileforum.com/services/new-resume-with-cover-letter-linkedin-upgrade).

To enroll, open the mentorship course page and follow the Enroll flow: https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass. You can also contact our support team for assistance: https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact.

We understand the importance of accessibility, and we may have financial assistance or flexible payment options available. Please reach out via WhatsApp or contact us at https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact for more information.

The class schedule and program delivery format are published on the mentorship page (https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass). We offer online options to accommodate different preferences and locations.

You can reach us by email at contact@theagileforum.com, phone/WhatsApp (International +1 (332) 266-2360, India +91 93534 23917), or via the Contact section on https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact. We are here to assist you throughout your learning journey.

The class size is intentionally kept small (about 4–6) to ensure personalized attention and interaction with instructors. Our program includes a mix of lectures, practical exercises, group discussions, and hands-on project work to provide a well-rounded learning experience.

Yes, upon completion of the program you will have access to course materials and recordings/resources, allowing you to review and reinforce your learning at your own pace.

For SAFe, knowledge of Scrum and project management is expected. It is recommended to complete the 3-week Scrum Master mentorship and masterclass first for maximum benefit (https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass). Browse SAFe options at https://www.theagileforum.com/certifications.

No — the Scrum Master mentorship masterclass is a non-certification program. Certifications (for example SAFe) are separate offerings.

At present the primary instructor is Dhirender Verma (https://www.theagileforum.com/about) — a seasoned professional with extensive experience in Agile, Scrum, XP, Kanban, agile transformations, and SAFe.

Yes — we encourage networking among students, instructors, and mentors. We also facilitate connections with industry professionals through webinars (https://www.theagileforum.com/webinars) and online communities.

We do not offer returns. We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, and we will work with you to find a suitable solution. We also provide an option to rejoin our next batch without additional payment. See https://www.theagileforum.com/refund-policy for policy details.

While we do not guarantee job placement, we provide job placement assistance in the form of job boards, job search guidance, and access to our professional network to help you in your career journey.

Absolutely — we offer post-program support to our alumni. You will be added to our alumni community (Inner Circle) for guidance and assistance as you progress in your Scrum Master career. Explore courses at https://www.theagileforum.com/courses.

We understand that scheduling conflicts can arise. Discuss potential batch transfers with us (https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact), and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Prices for each service are set carefully after market research, with the goal of delivering substantially more practical knowledge and value than typical short courses with a similar objective. If cost is still a concern, please reach out (https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact) — we will help in every possible way, including approved payment flexibility where available.

A 2-day CSM/PSM cert proves you know the framework. Employers usually also want proof you can run ceremonies, coach a team, and work in tools like JIRA. At TheAgileForum, Dhirender Verma's Scrum Master mentorship (https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass) focuses on live-project practice, interviews, and role readiness—not only exam prep. Many career switchers use mentorship with a cert, not instead of one. See https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass and https://www.theagileforum.com/testimonials.

Yes—many TheAgileForum students come from non-IT or career-switch backgrounds. You still need to learn Scrum deeply, practice facilitation, and show interview-ready stories. The 3-week mentorship on a live JIRA project (https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass) is designed for beginners as well as people with some Agile exposure. Pair it with mock interviews (https://www.theagileforum.com/services/mock-interview-series-with-interview-preparation) and review https://www.theagileforum.com/resources/interview-questions-and-support.

Practical training means you don't only watch slides—you set up and run work in JIRA the way a Scrum Master would: backlog hygiene, sprint planning, boards, and day-to-day team coaching patterns. TheAgileForum's Scrum Master mentorship (https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass) includes hands-on live-project practice guided by Dhirender Verma (https://www.theagileforum.com/about). See https://www.theagileforum.com/courses and https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass.

Most TheAgileForum cohorts run about 3+ weeks of intensive mentorship, with an option to rejoin a later batch at no extra cost if you need more practice. Interview readiness also depends on your background and how much you rehearse. Start with https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass, then https://www.theagileforum.com/services/mock-interview-series-with-interview-preparation and https://www.theagileforum.com/resources/interview-questions-and-support. Contact: https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact.

Yes—when it's live, small-group, and project-based rather than only recorded videos. TheAgileForum delivers online Scrum Master mentorship (https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass) with live JIRA practice and mentoring from Dhirender Verma (https://www.theagileforum.com/about). See https://www.theagileforum.com/testimonials and https://www.theagileforum.com/courses.

If you want enterprise/scaled Agile roles, SAFe is a common next step after solid Scrum foundations. TheAgileForum recommends building Scrum Master strength first, then adding SAFe (for example Advanced Scrum Master) as an add-on. See https://www.theagileforum.com/certifications, https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass, and https://www.theagileforum.com/about#faq.

A Project Manager often owns delivery plans, scope, and reporting. A Scrum Master coaches the team, removes impediments, and protects Scrum. Switchers who enjoy facilitation and servant leadership usually fit Scrum Master better. See https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass, https://www.theagileforum.com/courses, https://www.theagileforum.com/blog, and https://www.theagileforum.com/resources/interview-questions-and-support.

Outcomes vary by prior experience, practice, and job market—TheAgileForum does not guarantee placement. Students typically gain live JIRA project experience, stronger interview stories, and access to alumni support. See https://www.theagileforum.com/testimonials, https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass, https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact, and https://www.theagileforum.com/services/mock-interview-series-with-interview-preparation.

Yes—TheAgileForum runs online cohorts and publishes the current class schedule on https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass. Batches are designed to accommodate learners in different locations, including India and US-friendly timings when listed for that cohort. Confirm via https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact.

Cheaper 2-day certs are useful for vocabulary and a credential. Mentorship costs more because you're paying for guided practice, feedback, and interview readiness on a live project—not only classroom hours. Compare https://www.theagileforum.com/courses/scrum-master-mentorship-masterclass. Contact https://www.theagileforum.com/about#contact.