Six Sigma Green Belt Certification
(GBMP Members save $500 per student. Not a member? Learn more now. Already a member? Email [email protected] for your coupon code. Enrolling a group of five students or more? Group discount also available. Grant Funding Also Available! See below.)
Earn your Six Sigma Green Belt Certification with GBMP's 64-hour VIRTUAL program beginning on September 9, 2024. Comprised of sixteen 4-hour virtual sessions, from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Eastern Time each Monday afternoon, you'll have your Green Belt Certification when the course concludes on December 30 (class will not meet on Monday, October 14 in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day).
The course is divided into four modules: One module covers each of the Six Sigma “road map” steps: Measure – Analyze – Improve - Control. It is designed to provide both instruction and hands-on training (“tacit” learning) as attendees are required to complete a project during the program. At least one week is allowed between modules for attendees to apply the MAIC skills acquired to their projects as the course progresses. Class exercises are also geared toward these projects. (Scroll down for more information.)
Already have your Green Belt? The 64 hours of training can be applied toward Six Sigma Black Belt training course so that Black Belt status can be achieved with an additional 8 days of training and completion of a Black Belt project. If this is the case, simply note this when you register.)
Great news: MA companies are eligible for grant funding to cover the cost of this course for up to 5 participants! That's 100% coverage for companies with fewer than one hundred employees and GBMP can write and submit the application for you. Please contact Jamie Millman at [email protected] or call 617-710-7033 for all the info & to enroll.
• Understand Six Sigma variation reduction methodology.
• Begin to apply the MAIC “road map” and spread the methodology to everyday work problems.
• Assist Black Belts in Six Sigma teams and team projects.
• Successfully complete “in the trenches” variation reduction projects of their own.
• Become a mentor to others in applying statistical analysis to continuous improvement programs in their work environment.
Who should attend?
This course is appropriate for all levels and disciplines within the organization. It is especially relevant for technical employees in manufacturing environment but can also be affective for those in transactional and service capacities such as Material Control, IT, Finance, etc.
