Six Sigma & Statistics Training
Self-paced courses with instructor support
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Why University Training Partners?
Whether you want to learn just a few tools to get started, do a deep dive into statistical methods, or earn a Green Belt certificate, we've got you covered.
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Customize your own training: Choose the Six Sigma tools you want to learn with our mini-courses.
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Master the math: Our statistical mini-courses will guide you through hypothesis testing, regression, SPC and DoE so you really get it.
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Earn a credential: Our Black Belt and Green Belt courses teach you the tools to lead Six Sigma projects from start to finish.
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Go right to the source: We've taught our courses through university professional education programs throughout the South. Now, we are offering them directly to the public.
Your Instructor
Dr. Mary McShane Vaughn
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Dr. MMV Answers Your Questions
How much do I need to learn to get started improving my processes?
You might have heard that Six Sigma Yellow, Green or Black Belt training is really focused on statistics, and math is not your thing.
Here's a secret: most of the skills needed to improve processes involve no math at all!
Our Yellow and Green Belt courses present topics using the Pareto principle, or the 80/20 rule. We teach the tools that practitioners use most often, and those that have the most impact on process improvement.
By concentrating on choosing the right projects, taking stakeholders into account, leading a team, mapping processes and using common sense graphical and Lean approaches, you can start improving processes and making dramatic changes to the bottom line. Sure, we throw in the normal distribution because it's useful too. But you won't be overwhelmed. Just trained to make improvements.
Our Black Belt program does dive deep into statistics, so if that is what you are looking for, you'll be pleasantly surprised. We have created a ton of videos and computer lab exercises to help you grasp the concepts.