Six Sigma Training and Six Sigma Certification from Six Sigma.us

1. Complete an actual project through all DMAIC phases the Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control Phases within 8 months of the completion of course. We have seen projects completed in as little as 2 months and as long as 1 year. The suggested target time for Green Belt projects is 4 months and for Black Belt 6 months.
   
   A final project review is required. We will review your project and either give approval or require specific additional work to complete. The review will be done with a conference call or netmeeting with no additional cost or on-site for a moderate consulting fee.
   
   Attend each week of Green Belt or Black Training.
   
   Each Belt certification requires a completed project. So if you desire both Green and Black Belts you will need two projects. If you know you are going for the Black Belt then you could just complete one project.
   
   SixSigma.us does not have a specific monetary requirement for a completed project, although we do strongly encourage your local financial staff and your direct management to validate cost savings. As a general rule 80% of Six Sigma projects are directed toward monetary savings and 20% are needed for process process improvement. We recommend going after the money for your first projects. Of course for all improvements you are required to clearly document the method of calculation and demonstrate Six Sigma evidence of improvement following the DMAIC roadmap.
2. In addition, if you are interested in obtaining college credit, up to 12 hours, granted by Texas Tech University  you will also need to successfully pass two exams. One exam is required for Green Belt for 6 hours and another exam for Black Belt and an additional 6 hours. There will be an additional fee for university credit which will go directly to the Texas University. If you desire to transfer credit to your local university, you should first verify they will accept the credit toward your program of study. In addition to the exams, you will not need to make “significant” progress on your project to receive university credit. A representative of SixSigma.us will determine if you have made the “significant” progress needed for university credit. A file for your project will need to be maintained by SixSigma.us as proof "significant" project progress.  

Shortly after course registration, I will send to you a set of project templates and information that will assist you to select the proper Six Sigma project. Once course payment is made and I have received your initial proposed project charter template by email, we can schedule a one hour conference call to discuss your proposed Six Sigma Project prior to your first day of class. We will cover project chartering in detail the first day of Green Belt training, but I like to get a head start. In addition for a minimal charge, you can bring your project champion to the first day of training. During the first day we will cover a Six Sigma Overview, project chartering and how to kick off a Six Sigma project. I can also schedule an on-site project and Six Sigma overview for your site. We are not currently accepting online payments. To pre-register for the courses simple enter the secure registration clearly labeled on the course registration page and then click on the Six Sigma Store. In the near future we will post the complete cancellation policy. At this time you have no cancellation penalty. So to hold a seat at this time, do so by simply pre-registering on the course registration page.