Course Overview

Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification teaches individuals on the fundamental Six Sigma concepts, i.e., the Define, Measure, and Control phases. The course is designed for new Quality Management specialists as well as any other individual who would like to learn about Six Sigma practices basics. The certification enables professionals to support Green Belt projects within their organizations. Other Six Sigma Belt ranks, including Green Belt, Black Belt, and Master Black Belt, are also taught to the students.
As a Yellow Belt certified expert, you are able to lead small projects for making things better with the help of the PDCA (Plan, Do, Check, Act) approach. This will help processes work well and reduce errors in business processes.

Benefits of Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification

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  Solid Foundation – Master the fundamental concepts and techniques of Six Sigma.

  
  

  Career Growth – Be known as an expert professional in process improvement and quality management.

  
  


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  Process Improvement Skills – Discover how to optimize processes, eliminate waste, and enhance efficiency.

  
  


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  Support Green Belt & Black Belt Projects – Collaborate with seasoned Six Sigma professionals to ensure business success.

  
  


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  Industry Recognition – Upgrade your know-how with a certificate that everyone recognizes.

  
  

Is it right for you?

This course is appropriate for:
✔ Individuals who want to find out about Six Sigma techniques from the beginning for Quality Management.
✔ Career development practitioners who wish to transition to process improvement roles.
✔ Process industry team members who are interested in helping to improve efficiency and quality.
✔ Individuals wishing to sponsor or guide small Six Sigma projects within their companies.

Reviews

There are no strict eligibility requirements to enroll in the Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification course. This certification is ideal for professionals keen on building expertise in Quality Management. It is particularly beneficial for individuals new to Six Sigma methodologies, especially those beginning their careers.

Even experienced Champions opt for this course to refresh their understanding of the DMAIC framework and enhance their process improvement skills.

1. Define Phase

1.1. Overview of Six Sigma

• 1.1.1. What is Six Sigma

• 1.1.2. Six Sigma History

• 1.1.3. Six Sigma Approach

• 1.1.4. Six Sigma Methodology

• 1.1.5. Roles and Responsibilities

1.2. Six Sigma Fundamentals

• 1.2.1. Defining a Process

• 1.2.2. VOC and CTQs

• 1.2.3. Quality Function Deployment

• 1.2.4. Cost of Poor Quality

• 1.2.5. Pareto Charts and Analysis

1.3. Six Sigma Projects

• 1.3.1. Six Sigma Metrics

• 1.3.2. Business Case and Charter

• 1.3.3. Project Team Selection

• 1.3.4. Project Risk Management

• 1.3.5. Project Planning

• 1.3.6. What is Project Plan?

1.4. Lean Fundamentals

• 1.4.1. Lean and Six Sigma

• 1.4.2. History of Lean

• 1.4.3. Seven Deadly Muda

• 1.4.4. Five-S (5S)

2. Measure Phase

2.1. Process Definition

• 2.1.1. Cause and Effect Diagram

• 2.1.2. Cause and Effects Matrix

• 2.1.3. Process Mapping

• 2.1.4. FMEA

• 2.1.5. Theory of Constraints

2.2. Six Sigma Statistics

• 2.2.2. Descriptive Statistics

• 2.2.3. Normal Distribution & Normality

• 2.2.4. Graphical Analysis

2.3. MSA (Measurement System Analysis)

• 2.3.1. Precision and Accuracy

• 2.3.2. Bias, Linearity, and Stability

• 2.3.3. Gage R&R

• 2.3.4. Variable and Attribute MSA

2.4. Process Capability

• 2.4.1. Capability Analysis

• 2.4.2. Concept of Stability

• 2.4.3. Attribute & Discrete Capability

• 2.4.4. Monitoring Techniques

3. Control Phase

3.1. Lean Controls

• 3.1.1. Control Methods for 5S

• 3.1.2. Kanban

3.2. Poka-Yoke

3.3. Six Sigma Control Plans

• 3.3.1. Cost Benefit Analysis

• 3.3.2. Elements of Control Plans

• 3.3.3. Response Plan Elements

1. Are there any requirements?
   No, Yellow Belt training covers everything you need to know and be able to teach on the exam.

2. Is the Yellow Belt certification exam challenging?

   You need to learn the fundamentals of Six Sigma to execute tasks assigned by Green and Black Belts. The test is open book but it is timed (1 hour), so read and review the material carefully.

3. How thorough is the training?

   This is a beginner's course, which is for novices to Six Sigma. This course will instill the core skills necessary for working as a Yellow Belt member. Employers increasingly require an understanding of minimum Six Sigma basics.

4. How many hours is the training course?

   The course is self-paced. It can take a few days or a few weeks depending on your style of learning. You have one year from the date you purchase the course to complete it and take the test.

5. Is the test proctored?
   No, the test is not supervised by a supervisor. You can complete it online wherever you are, but remember that the test is timed.

6. What is the reward for passing the test?
   When you have finished the course, you'll be sent a Certificate of Completion by mail in a congratulatory letter—both are professionally generated and ready for presentation to employers.

7. May I retake the test if I did not pass on the first try?
   Yes, you are able to review the content and retake the same test within your one-year access time.

8. Where do I obtain the course material?

   It's all done through the internet, so you are able to take it at your own speed anywhere.

9. Can I receive assistance if I have questions during the process?

   Of course! Our support team is always available to assist in answering your questions and providing guidance throughout your learning process.

10. Will I progress in my career with this certification?

    Indeed, most employers value having knowledge of Six Sigma for process improvement. Your Yellow Belt certification can enhance your career prospects and make you more suitable for quality management roles.