Black Belt candidates generally have college degrees in industry-related fields, including business, engineering, or sciences. They are comfortable using mathematics, are experienced problem solvers, have college-level reading comprehension skills, and are proficient in using Windows-based computer software, including MS Office and general statistical software packages.

This training is suitable for anyone with the appropriate pre-requisites with the desire to lead teams using the DMAIC methodology and advanced statistical tools.


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Six Sigma Black Belt

GES 215 -- 200 hours

Prerequisites/Audience


    Black Belt candidates generally have college degrees in industry-related fields, including business, engineering, or sciences. They are comfortable using mathematics, are experienced problem solvers, have college-level reading comprehension skills, and are proficient in using Windows-based computer software, including MS Office and general statistical software packages.

    This training is suitable for anyone with the appropriate pre-requisites with the desire to lead teams using the DMAIC methodology and advanced statistical tools.


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