Build the skills to improve processes and drive results for your organization. In our online Lean Six Sigma Green Belt program, you’ll learn practical methods to identify inefficiencies, reduce waste and increase productivity. Gain tools to improve quality, lower costs and build a culture of continuous improvement.
Who is this Program For?
- Early- and mid-career professionals looking to gain in-demand skills to help them remain competitive in their field
- Senior-level leaders who want to improve their processes using proven methods
- Project, production, or operational managers; management; systems and business analysts
- Anyone, regardless of industry or background, seeking experience and education in process improvement methods
What You'll Learn
- Problem-solving and continuous improvement techniques to enhance your organization’s ability to overcome challenges and improve profits
- Tools to address quality and waste issues such as defects, cycle time, over-processing, excess motions/transportation, wait time, variability, etc.
- Strategies for improving customer satisfaction and enhancing long-term performance
- How to lead process improvement projects that increase quality, consistency, speed and financial savings for your organization
Project execution using the DMAIC methodology
What You'll Get
- Skills badge for your résumé—Earn a digital badge for your LinkedIn profile, globally recognized as a mark of expertise in Lean Six Sigma
- Immediate ROI—Our program relies on practical LSS skills that can be incorporated into your daily work.
- Practical hands-on learning—Work on and complete a real process improvement project that directly impacts your organization’s bottom line
- Expert instruction—Receive guided mentorship from a LSS Master Black Belt
- Online convenience—100% online learning that doesn’t get in the way of your job
“The best professional development decision I’ve made in years! The course taught me practical methods of approaching and analyzing problems and gave me the language to communicate effectively to teams and leadership.”
Krista Newberry, Analyst, Educational Assessment, Scholarship, Improvement, and Innovation (EASII) Unit, UC Davis School of Medicine