When Six Sigma Green Belts carry out more complex projects, they realize they need to -

• Learn more about hypothesis testing.
  
• Get additional practical inputs on Statistical Process Control.
  
• Carry out sample size assessments for different situations where just the thumb rules would not suffice.
  
• Learn DOE (Design of Experiments) in detail with numerous manufacturing and service sector examples
  
• Obtain team management and stakeholder involvement skills.
  
• Learn more about measurement system analysis
  
• Learn how to deal with non-normal data.
  
• Learn additional graphical techniques and get more hands on practice on software like Minitab
  
• Get answers to many questions that they come across while practising the techniques.
  

There are career growth opportunities for Black Belts which span across functions and industries.

Benchmark Six Sigma Black Belt program (for Green Belts) has a Six Day schedule on a Friday to Sunday format (with two parts having 2 weeks gap in between). For forthcoming programs, please have a look at http://www.benchmark...ma.com/calendar

Regards,

VK

Hey VK,

I dont know wheather i shold this forum to ask this question , but i was curious to know that , how to go about doing a project for green belt .B cause its being three months and i am not able to find the company where i can do the project. Can you guide me on this plz.

Regards

Ranjan Kumar

Jyotiram, who has undergone Green Belt, Black Belt and Lean Management Certification from Benchmark Six Sigma explains how he has been benefiting with Six Sigma despite having not done a full fledged project.