A Scrum Foundation Methodology Analyst is a novice Agile specialist who helps project teams implement and use Scrum methods. Those who are starting out in Agile project environments who have earned a core Scrum certification (such as Certified Agile Scrum Foundation) are well-suited for this position. In order to promote better teamwork, quicker delivery, and continuous improvement, the role focuses on assisting teams in accurately and effectively using the Scrum framework. The Agile Scrum Foundation Methodology Analyst ensures alignment with Agile best practices by assisting development teams and stakeholders in understanding the Scrum values, principles, and events. The analyst supports those roles with analysis, methodology, and documentation while not assuming official Scrum positions like Product Owner or Scrum Master. Tracking sprint progress, keeping Scrum artifacts (such the sprint and product backlogs), and promoting team communication are all part of this. In the first part of the course, the Agile attitude which is based on the Agile Manifesto and its 12 guiding principles is introduced. The distinctions between Agile Foundation Certification, which promotes a flexible and iterative approach, and conventional, plan-driven project management are examined by the participants. Agile thinking is heavily emphasized throughout the course since it fosters client participation, adaptability to change, and the quick delivery of workable solutions. This approach is essential for anyone working in a fast-paced industry like software development, marketing, or product management where reactivity, creativity, and agility are crucial.At the core of the program is the Scrum framework, one of the most widely used Agile techniques.