Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training

No, there are no prerequisites to attend the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification course, but it is recommended to have real-world working experience of Lean Six Sigma.

Some of the professionals who attend the LSSGB training are:

• Quality Assurance Managers
• IT Analysts
• Business Analysts
• Financial Analysts
• Process Improvement Specialists
• Operations Managers
• Team Managers
• Change Managers

Please follow the steps below to enrol for the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification training.

Step 1: Click on any of the ‘View Schedule’ buttons on this page.

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Step 3: Click on the ‘Enrol Now’ button of the Standard Plan or the Elite Plan to get 7 extra benefits.

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The practical skills that you would develop on completion of the Six Sigma Green Belt certification training are the abilities to:

• Define project scopes, set objectives and benchmarks, create plans, allocate resources, map processes and manage time and risks
• Collaborate with colleagues, work with cross-functional teams, communicate findings and make recommendations
• Identify areas for improvement in your projects
• Analyze situations and take data-driven decisions
• Identify the causes of problems

Upon completion of the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course and successfully passing the exam you will be awarded the IASSC Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (ICGB) certification from the International Association for Six Sigma Certification.

The duration of the Six Sigma Green Belt course is 36 hours of live interactive training.

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Yes, you would have to take the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification exam at the end of the course to get the certification. The LSSGB exam is a closed-book exam of 100 questions and has a time limit of 3 hours.

Yes, you will receive a course completion certificate on successful completion of the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt online course.

Yes, it is possible to get the Lean Sigma Green Belt certificate without attending LSSGB training. However, it is recommended to attend the certification training to ensure you are well prepared for the LSSGB exam. Attending the certification training also comes with the benefit of a free attempt at the LSSGB exam.

The topics that are covered in the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt online training are:

Module 1: Define Phase

Topic 1.1: The Basics of Six Sigma

• Meaning of Six Sigma
• History of Six Sigma and Continuous Improvement
• Deliverables of a Lean Six Sigma Project
• Problem Solving Strategy Y=f(x)
• Voices of Business, Employees and Customers
• Six Sigma Roles and Responsibilities

Topic 1.2: Fundamentals of Six Sigma

• Defining a Process
• Critical to Quality Characteristics (CTQs)
• Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ)
• Pareto Analysis (80:20 Rule)
• Basics of Six Sigma Metrics

Topic 1.3: Selecting Lean Six Sigma Projects

• Building a Business Case and Project Charter
• Developing Project Metrics
• Financial Evaluation and Benefits Capture

Topic 1.4: The Lean Enterprise

• Understanding Lean
• The History of Lean
• Lean and Six Sigma
• The 7 Elements of Waste
• 5S - Straighten, Shine, Standardize, Self-discipline and Sort

Module 2: Measure Phase

Topic 2.1: Process Definition

• Cause and Effect/Fishbone Diagrams
• Process Mapping, SIPOC and Value Stream Map
• X-Y Diagram
• Failure Modes and Effect Analysis (FMEA)

Topic 2.2: Six Sigma Statistics

• Basic Statistics
• Descriptive Statistics
• Normal Distributions and Normality
• Graphical Analysis

Topic 2.3 Measurement System Analysis

• Precision and Accuracy
• Bias, Linearity and Stability
• Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility
• Variable and Attribute MSA

Topic 2.4: Process Capability

• Capability Analysis
• Concept of Stability
• Attribute and Discrete Capability
• Monitoring Techniques

Module 3: Analyze Phase

Topic 3.1: Patterns of Variation

• Multi-vari Analysis
• Classes of Distributions

Topic 3.2: Inferential Statistics

• Understanding Inference
• Sampling Techniques and Uses
• Central Limit Theorem

Topic 3.3: Hypothesis Testing

• General Concepts and Goals of Hypothesis Testing
• Significance; Practical vs Statistical
• Risk; Alpha and Beta
• Types of Hypothesis Tests

Topic 3.4: Hypothesis Testing with Normal Data

• 1 and 2 Sample T-tests
• 1 Sample Variance
• One Way ANOVA

Topic 3.5: Hypothesis Testing with Non-normal Data

• Mann-Whitney
• Kruskal-Wallis
• Mood’s Median
• Friedman
• Sample Sign
• Sample Wilcoxon
• One and Two Sample Proportion
• Chi-Squared (Contingency Tables)

Module 4: Improve Phase

Topic 4.1: Simple Linear Regression

• Correlation
• Regression Equations
• Residuals Analysis

Topic 4.2: Multiple Regression Analysis

• Non-linear Regression
• Multiple Linear Regression
• Confidence and Prediction Intervals
• Residuals Analysis
• Data Transformation and Box Cox

Module 5: Control Phase

Topic 5.1: Lean Controls

• Control Methods for 5S
• Kanban
• Poka-Yoke (Mistake Proofing)

Topic 5.2: Statistical Process Control (SPC)

• Data Collection for SPC
• I-MR Chart
• Xbar-R Chart
• U Chart
• P Chart
• NP Chart
• Xbar-S Chart
• CuSum Chart
• EWMA Chart
• Control Chart Anatomy

Topic 5.3: Six Sigma Control Plans

• Cost Benefit Analysis
• Elements of the Control Plan
• Elements of the Response Plan

On completion of the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification training you will gain 35 PDUs for professional advancement.

The benefits of the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification include:

• Increase in employability
• Promotion into managerial roles
• Increase in earnings
• Improved problem-solving skills, efficiency and confidence
• Increase in value across industries
• Reach higher sales targets
• Network with like-minded professionals

Yes, the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification is worth it as it validates your process improvement skills. This validation can help you to advance your career in your current organisation with more pay or even find better jobs in other organisations across industries.

Yes, the accreditation from the International Association for Six Sigma Certification (IASSC) makes the Six Sigma Green Belt certification a globally recognized certificate. The LSSGB certification stands testimonial of one's expertise in Lean Six Sigma methodologies which are widely used across industries.

The Six Sigma Green Belt online from Techademy consists of 36 hours of live online training by top instructors and practitioners. The training is fun-filled and interactive with real-world activities for enhanced understanding and knowledge retention.

The mode of training for the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training is live online sessions by top instructors and practitioners.

The trainers for the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification course are top Six Sigma instructors and practitioners. To know more about the trainers, please visit the Trainers section of this page.

To attend the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt online training you would require a computer or tablet that is connected to the internet, a webcam and a microphone along with entry to Zoom or a similar meeting service.

On completing your enrollment for the Six Sigma online certification course, you will receive a confirmation email with the link for the LSSGB online classes.

Please contact our support team to reschedule your class if you foresee the need to miss a class. Click here to connect with our support team.

Should you need any support regarding the course or LSSGB certification, you can contact us at any time through email, chat or phone.

You will receive the course schedule or study plan, workbooks, assignments, assessments and case studies for the Six Sigma Green Belt classes.

The Lean Sigma Green Belt training sessions would be auto recorded, subject to permission from PeopleCert® and the trainer. Should permissions to the training sessions be granted, you would get lifetime access to these recordings.

Yes, it is possible to reschedule your Six Sigma Green Belt classes based on availability of slots. Please contact our support team for further information and help in this regard.

Please visit our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Training Schedules Page to know the current cost of the LSSGB certification training.

Yes, you can cancel your enrollment for the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt online training under certain conditions. The refund will be dependent on the timing of your cancellation. Click here to read our terms and conditions for cancellations and refunds.

Yes, the Six Sigma Green Belt certification cost is included in the course fee.

Yes, we have a money-back guarantee should you want a refund. The refund will be made in accordance with the terms and conditions pertaining to the particular course.

Yes, we do provide scholarships of up to 50% for students and veterans of armed forces. Please contact our support team for more details. To get in touch with our support team, click here.

Yes, we provide discounts for learners who come in along in groups or through an organisation. Please contact our support team for more information on this.

The recertification for the Six Sigma Green Belt certification involves a recertification exam. The LSSGB recertification exam fee is $230.

The Standard Plan comes with a set of basic benefits for the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification training course. The Elite Plan comes with the basic and 7 more benefits. Thus, giving you additional benefits in your professional development.

To understand the benefits of the Standard and Elite plans, please view the table below.

There is no particular order in which the Six Sigma certifications should be taken as they are not dependent on each other. However, the recommended order for gaining the certifications is Yellow Belt for basic, Green Belt for intermediate and Black Belt for advanced levels of proficiencies.

To identify whether the Lean Six Sigma course is relevant to your industry needs, you should check your industry trends and if the course curriculum aligns with the trends. The LSSGB certification is relevant to the Manufacturing, Financial Services, Healthcare, Information Technology, Retail, E-commerce, Hospitality, Government and Public, Construction and Engineering sectors.

The history of Six Sigma can be traced to as far as 1970 when Honoré Blanc, a Parisian gunsmith, had introduced a manufacturing system that contained interchangeable parts. This reduced variation and helped in selection of random parts while assembling.

Walter A. Shewhart from Western Electric pioneered statistical quality measurement in the 1920s. This included the idea of systems being adjusted when defective products are produced at regularly.

W. Edwards Deming introduced the Japanese to the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle after World War II. He trained managers and engineers in Statistical Process Control (SPC).

GE CEO Jack Welch deployed Six Sigma in 1995. The success of GE through the deployment of Six Sigma led other organisations to adopt it as well.

In 2010, many organisations started integrating digital technologies into their Six Sigma initiatives to minimize waste and reduce carbon footprints.

Six Sigma skills are in high demand in industries such as Engineering, Finance, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Technology.

The careers that you can purse with the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification include Process Engineer, Quality manager, Production Supervisor, Continuous Improvement Manager, Operational Excellence Manager, Lean Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Testing Consultant, Business Process Consultant, Advanced Quality Manager, Senior Process Excellence Consultant and Operations Specialist.

Yes, you can add the Lean Six Sigma Certification to your LinkedIn profile.

Please follow the steps below to add the LSSGB certification to your LinkedIn profile.

Step 1: Create a LinkedIn profile or log in to your existing profile.

Step 2: Go to your profile page by clicking on your photo or on your name at the top right corner of your LinkedIn homepage.

Step 3: Click on ‘Add Profile Section’ to open the drop-down menu.

Step 4: Select ‘Certifications’ from the drop-down menu to navigate to the certifications section.

Step 5: Click on the ‘Add Certifications’ button which is available at the right of the ‘Certifications’ heading.

Step 6: Fill in the details of your LSSGB certification as below.

Step 7: Click on the ‘Save’ button to add your LSSGB certification to your LinkedIn profile.

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certified professionals bring a data-driven position to process improvement. This approach results in streamlined operations, enhanced efficiency, cost reduction, improved quality and increased customer satisfaction.

Yes, the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification helps in getting jobs as it validates your process improvement skills. It can help you to make advancements in your current organisation with enhanced pay or even In getting better jobs in other organisations across industries.

The Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification stands testimonial of mid-level expertise in quality improvement methodologies. This signifies that a professional is capable of leading process improvement projects through the application of data-driven analysis, problem-solving tools, and Lean principles. Thus, enabling them to optimize processes, eliminate waste and improve customer satisfaction.

The salary of a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certified professional is dependent on various factors. They include country, location, company size, industry and experience.

The LSSGB salary range in some countries are:

India Minimum:₹9,90,000 per year Average: ₹12,15,000 per year Maximum: ₹14,40,000 per year

USA Minimum: $88,000 per year Average: $108,000 per year Maximum: $114,000 per year

Australia Minimum: AUD 65,500 per year Average: AUD 106,000 per year Maximum: AUD 110,000 per year

Canada Minimum: CAD 51,000 per year Average: CAD 86,000 per year Maximum: CAD 120,000 per year

United Kingdom Minimum: GBP 40,835 Average: GBP 47,554 Maximum: GBP 52,075

DMAIC stands for Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control, the five steps of the DMAIC improvement cycle. It is a data-driven, problem-solving approach used in Six Sigma to enhance processes, designs and products.

PDCA stands for Plan-Do-Check-Adjust. The PDCA, also known as the Shewhart cycle or Deming cycle, is a quality management methodology that is used for continuous improvement of processes and products. It is a project management framework that helps in implementing incremental change. It involves planning, executing, reviewing, and implementing a process or project.

Six Sigma is a quality control methodology which is used to enhance processes and eliminate waste. The goal of Six Sigma is to arrive at a quality level of having just 3.4 defects for every million opportunities.

The 6 elements of Six Sigma are Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control and Verify.