Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK)
Professional Scrum with Kanban™ (PSK) is an interactive course for experienced Scrum practitioners who want to improve the flow of work within Professional Scrum by applying complementary Kanban practices.
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Course Overview
Professional Scrum with Kanban™ (PSK) is an interactive course for experienced Scrum practitioners who want to improve the flow of work within Professional Scrum by applying complementary Kanban practices. Through theory, case studies, and hands-on exercises, you will explore how visualization, Work in Progress limits, active management of work, and continuous inspection and adaptation can improve how a Scrum Team works.
Throughout the course, you will learn to visualize workflow, use flow data and a Service Level Expectation to improve predictability, apply Kanban practices during Scrum events, and address common flow challenges by actively managing Work in Progress. The course helps teams use Scrum and Kanban together while maintaining the Scrum framework and focusing on transparency, collaboration, self-management, and delivery. It prepares students for the Scrum.org Professional Scrum with Kanban I (PSK I) certification.

Course Benefits
- Understand flow and Kanban practices from the perspective of the Scrum Team
- Explain how Kanban practices can be used to improve flow within a Sprint
- Increase transparency by helping the Scrum Team visualize their Workflow
- Use data to create a Scrum Team's Service Level Expectation (SLE) for use in improving delivery predictability
- Apply the concept of flow and Kanban practices during Scrum Events
- Assist the team in overcoming common flow challenges by actively managing WIP
Delivery Methods
Delivered for your team at your site or online.
Course Outline
This course develops practical skills in areas such as empiricism, Scrum Values, Scrum events and artifacts, the definition of Done, self-managing teams, facilitation, forecasting and release planning, Product Backlog management, continuous quality, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD), and optimizing flow. To see how these and other competencies map across Professional Scrum courses, visit the Professional Scrum Training Competency Mapping page on Scrum.org.
Class Materials
Each student receives a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all class examples.
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