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Offering 83 Six Sigma training courses from 24 training providers including SkillSoft, New Horizons, SixSigma.us. Browse instructor-led and virtual Six Sigma training seminars along with a variety of self-paced classes. Offering 11 online e-learning Six Sigma courses, available either online, CD/DVD, printed course manuals or recorded webcasts. TrainUp.com also offers the ability to request in-house or onsite Six Sigma courses or train-the-trainer curriculum programs.

Six Sigma is a disciplined proven approach for improving business performance.

There a step zero before you start and it is six sigma leadership.

1. Six Sigma is management methodology driven by data.
2. Six Sigma focuses on projects that will produce measurable business results. For example GE Capital saved $2 Billion in 1999 using Six Sigma.
3. Six Sigma is based upon improving processes by understanding and controlling variation, thus improving predictability of business processes.
4. Six Sigma is not just training. Each participant, called a "Belt" (either Black or Green) is required to have a leadership approved project prior to training.

Business Leaders who lead Six Sigma by sponsoring projects are called "Champions." Champions are trained in the essentials of the Six Sigma Methodology focusing on selecting the projects that are aligned with business goals. Champions must select and mentor Six Sigma project leaders called "Belts." Champions must support, align and integrate the Six Sigma Launch into their organization and are often the key support person to the Champions to assist in Project Definition.

Belts are Six Sigma project leaders who receive training in the Six Sigma roadmap. Each week of training is separated by one month to allow the Belt to align project progress to the training. Six Sigma Certification requires both projects and training. Black Belts are project leaders who receive four weeks of training focusing on the Six Sigma Roadmap and extensive statistical methodologies. Successful Black Belts normally dedicate at least 75 percent of their time to a four to six month Six Sigma Project. Green Belts are project leaders who receive two weeks of training on the Six Sigma Roadmap and essential elements of statistical methodologies supporting Six Sigma projects. Successful Greenbelts are able to allocate 50 percent of their time to their four to six month Six Sigma Project.