Six Sigma Green Belt Certification
Process improvement training built to impact your bottom line.

Six Sigma is a focused approach to process improvement which seeks to improve the quality of process outputs y identifying and removing the causes of defects to minimize variability in manufacturing and business processes.

Six Sigma was formulated by Motorola in 1986, heavily inspired by the preceding decades of quality improvement methodologies and based on the work of pioneers such as Shewhart, Deming, Juran, Taguchi and others...

This nine-week course provides intensive exposure to the principles and practices of Six Sigma.  you will receive immediate reinforcement of the classroom learning by applying your training to a real-time project within your organization.

CONNSTEP's Six Sigma training specialists have designed training and mentoring modules that are essential to your understanding of the principles and practices of Six Sigma. 

Upon completion of the training program and real-time business project, you will receive a Six Sigma Green Belt certification, awarded by CONNSTEP, Connecticut's Manufacturing Resource.

Download the Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Curriculum (pdf)

High Caliber Trainers
The Six Sigma Green Belt Certification Program is conducted by trainers certified by the US Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NIST/MEP).  Our dedicated trainers are committed to helping you succeed with continuous improvement and achieve your organizational goals.

On-Site Mentoring & Real-Time Projects
CONNSTEP's Six Sigma Green Belt Certification program was developed to enable participants to translate classroom learning into actual business results. The real-time project and on-site mentoring assistance are key components of the CONNSTEP course - the methodologies of Six Sigma that are taught in the classroom sessions will be implemented to immediately improve business performance.

A Six Sigma Black Belt, with over twenty-five years of process improvement experience, will lead the program and mentor participants to guarantee maximum return on investment.

Class size is limited to allow for participants to succeed in this intensive, interactive and hands-on training course.Following the successful completion of the course, participants will be awarded a Six Sigma Green Belt certification from CONNSTEP and will leave equipped with a working knowledge of the powerful Six Sigma tools, ready to champion Six Sigma implementation within their organizations.

Fall 2010 Program Schedule
Each classroom session will be held at CONNSTEP, 1090 Elm Street, Suite 202, Rocky Hill, and will begin at 8:30 am and end at 4:30 pm.

  10.14.2010     Week One:  Introduction to Six Sigma (classroom)
  10.21.2010     Week Two:  mentoring sessions (no classroom)
  10.28.2010     Week Three:  DMAIC (classroom)
  11.4.2010       Week Four:  mentoring sessions (no classroom)
  11.11.10         Week Five:  break week (independent project work)
  11.18.2010     Week Six:  Quality Management Tools & Methods (classroom)
  11.25.2010     Week Seven:  break week (holiday)
  12.2.2010       Week Eight:  mentoring sessions (no classroom)
  12.9.2010       Week Nine:  Control (final classroom; project presentations & certification)

Registration
$1,295.00 per participant;
$1,195.00 each for 2+ participants per company.
  A 30% deposit per participant is required to confirm registration (full payment required for on-line
    registration)
 Registration includes all course materials as well as lunch at each classroom session.
 No refund of the 30% deposit will be given on cancellations received less than two weeks prior to the
    start of the program.
 Registration is transferable; substitutions may be made up to 48 hours prior to the start of the
    course.

Please note: In order to successfully complete the course and earn certification, it is imperative that all participants attend all classroom sessions and complete the Six Sigma project per specifications. Exceptions to this are subject to the discretion of the CONNSTEP Six Sigma Program trainer.

Additional information will be provided on the project parameters at the first CICC classroom session. If you wish to discuss this prior to registration, please contact CONNSTEP at 800.266.6672.