Lean Six-Sigma training... the way you need it. Done right!
Quick. Turnkey. Effective. And ready for national certification.
Let’s face facts. In today’s
competitive climate the question isn’t
whether your students or employees need Lean Six-Sigma training. It’s
only a matter of when –and how to make
it happen. Our True Lean Six Sigma courses get you on track quickly and economically. By blending
e-learning with personal
training, you get the benefit of both approaches
without compromising quality. Unlike many others, ours are complete courses, combining both
continuous-improvement approaches
with a final capstone project.
And, best of all, participants may receive Lean Six Sigma certification, an important national
credential for their future success. Advantages of the Solomon EOSTM Blending Learning System
White Belt, Yellow Belt with certification,
Green Belt with certification after Yellow Belt, Certified Black Belt
traditional training. Our courses may be eligible for CEUs or academic credit Why Solomon EOS? With decades of practical
experience in the classroom andon the job, we understand your budget,
organizationalculture, and needs. And we’ve drawn on that expertise
tocreate a blended learning approach combining online study and
intensive, in-person training that is economical and effective! Your
employees receive comprehensive Lean Six-Sigma courses –with
instruction in both continuous improvement approaches and a final,
capstone project to apply their knowledge – something that’s not
available from many other companies.
Participants begin by working through modules online, much like they would use a textbook, and demonstrate their new expertise by passing module quizzes with a score of 80% or higher. Then, they enhance and apply their knowledge during intensive, in-person classroom sessions.
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Key Benefits of the Solomon EOS Blended Learning System 24/7 Online Learning Access Consistent Training Delivery More Effective Use of Classroom Time Higher Retention Better Mentoring More Flexibility
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Why is blended learning better?
It’s the best of both worlds! Online modules allow participants to work through material on their own schedule and at their own pace –even returning for review up to six months after the course is finished! But they also receive the advantage of in-person instruction during courses that can be shorter, while still providing the individual training needed for success! That means your company or institution gets the training and skills you need without unnecessary strain on production and schedules advantage of the true Lean Six Sigma training and may leave with a valuable national certification. What else is required for certification? In addition to completing all coursework satisfactorily, candidates for the Yellow Belt and Green Belt must complete an approved project and provide an executive report to receive certification. Candidates for Black Belt must complete two projects. While the actual time required to complete projects varies by candidate, the estimated commitment is 40 hours for the Yellow Belt project, 48 hours for the Green Belt project (plus completion of the Yellow Belt), and 80 hours for the Black Belt projects (plus completion of the Green Belt).
Course Learning Objectives
White Belt (1 Continuing Education Unit - CEU) 10 Total Hours (8 Hours Online Study, 2 Hours Classroom Instruction)
Introduction to Six Sigma Introduction to Lean Principles Voice of the Customer Mapping the Process Eight Wastes Yellow Belt Plus (3 CEU’s) 30 Total Hours (22 Hours Online, 8 Hours Classroom Instruction)
Managing the Project SIPOC Kaizen Event Current State VSM Future State VSM Cause and Effect Diagrams Flow and Pull Systems 5S Methodology Visual Management Standard Work Workplace Design and Layout Controlling the Process
Green Belt Plus (4 CEU’s) 40 Total Hours (24 Hours Online Study, 16 Hours Classroom Instruction)
Lean Six Sigma Fusion What is Statistics Organizing and Presenting Data Pareto Analysis, Process Based Costs Introduction to Sigma XL™ Statistical Tools Measures of Central Tendency, Dispersion Descriptive Statistics Measurement Systems Analysis Process Capability Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Selecting the Solution Introduction to Design of Experiments Error Proofing, Control Charts Total Productive Maintenance Black Belt Plus (8 CEU’s) 80 Total Hours (64 Hours Online Study, 16 Hours Classroom Instruction)
Comparing ANOVA, Means Confidence Interval for the Means Continuous Probability Curves (Normal) Design of Experiments (Basic/Full Factorial) Hypothesis Testing for Non-Parametric Data Hypothesis Tests for the Means Inferential Statistics Self-Assessment Introduction to Probability Making Inferences About Proportions Making Inferences About Variances Managing Change Multiple Regression Project Management Introduction Probability Distribution Discrete Random Variables
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