Taking Lean Six Sigma Beyond Certification: Achieving Real Business Results

Earning a Lean Six Sigma certification, whether it is Yellow Belt, Green Belt, or Black Belt, is a significant achievement. It demonstrates a solid understanding of the DMAIC methodology and its tools.

The true value of Lean Six Sigma

However, the journey should not end with the certification. The true value of Lean Six Sigma lies in applying the learning to create meaningful change in the organization. The goal of Lean Six Sigma is to drive tangible business results. This requires a shift from a theoretical appreciation for continuous improvement to a commitment to regular review of processes, applying the tools to everyday process improvement and continuing to lead improvement projects where needed.

Lean Six Sigma is not just a one-time certification. 
It is a powerful methodology that, when applied consistently, 
can drive significant and lasting improvements in any organization.

Do you have Belts that need to jump back in?

Acuity Institute offers Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and Green Belt refresher courses. These courses have been designed to reacquaint participants with the Lean Six Sigma fundamentals and their application, and are intended for previously certified Belts looking to recertify and/or return to executing Lean Six Sigma projects.

This comprehensive program includes 30 microlearnings focused on the key concepts and deliverables of a DMAIC project. It also includes an end-to-end DMAIC project simulation. In addition, students receive a copy of Acuity Institute’s Lean Six Sigma toolkit and Course eBook. An optional recertification exam is available at an additional fee.

Upon completion, students will be able to move seamlessly from the training environment back into the workplace and begin leading Lean Six Sigma projects.

Training is available online or in-person. Contact us to learn more!

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