SAFe® 6.0 Scrum Master (SSM)

Disclaimer: SAFe® and Scaled Agile Framework® are registered trademarks of Scaled Agile, Inc. This course is not endorsed by or affiliated with Scaled Agile, Inc. This course is not for people who are looking for an official Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe® ) certification. For more information about that, please visit SAFe® site.

Coupon Code:

Apply the monthly Coupon Code using the format MONTHYEAR — for example, MAY2026 to access a special discount.

About SAFe® Scrum Master Course:

This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and mindset required to succeed in a SAFe® (Scaled Agile Framework) enterprise environment.

Whether you're new to the role or looking to deepen your expertise, this course provides a comprehensive understanding of the Scrum Master’s responsibilities at scale—from facilitating team-level Agile practices to supporting Agile Release Trains (ARTs) and driving continuous improvement.

You’ll explore the core elements of SAFe® Scrum, including iteration planning and execution, team facilitation, DevOps culture, and the servant leadership principles that empower Agile teams. You’ll also learn how Scrum Masters contribute to PI Planning, foster team alignment, and build high-performing, self-organizing teams.

Whether you're supporting one team or multiple Agile teams within an ART, this course will give you the confidence and clarity to lead effectively in a Lean-Agile enterprise.

In this course, we cover the following topics:

• Section 1: Course Introduction

• Section 2: Scrum Fundamentals (Recommended)

• Section 3: Introduction to SAFe® for Scrum Masters

• Section 4: Scrum within SAFe®

• Section 5: The Role of the Scrum Master in SAFe®

• Section 6: SAFe® PI

• Section 7: Iteration Execution

• Section 8: Finishing the PI

• Section 9: Course Summary

• Section 10 – Appendix A: Agile Software Development

• Section 11 – Appendix B: Kanban

• Section 12 – Appendix C: Scrumban

• Section 13 – Appendix D: Lean Software Development

Note: You may find the slides of each section as additional resources added to the Introduction Lecture (first lecture) of each section. Also, please note that sections 10-13 are foundational (optional) sections, which you can use to build a base knowledge in these areas before delving into the core topics of this course.