If there was one thing you could do to advance your career, increase your earning power and gain a competitive advantage over your peers, would you do it?
Do you already hold one or more Lean Six Sigma Certifications? If so, declare your certifications on the Global Lean Six Sigma Registry.
In the world of Lean Six Sigma, some training and certification services have significantly reduced the number of training hours and content in their programs in order to offer a “low cost" or "quick turn” certification option. The Authorized Level of The Global Lean Six Registry provides you the opportunity to prove that your training World Class.
The first three exams are merely a refresher for the seasoned Lean Six Sigma professional, proving their mastery of the critical Lean Six Sigma topics and skills for their given belt level.
Upon successful completion of these first three exams, candidates will then be provided seven (7) hours of training on Lean Six Sigma philosophy. This training was developed and is taught posthumously by Dr. Mikel J. Harry, the Co-creator and Chief Architect of Six Sigma. The last exam covers the key concepts of Dr. Harry’s philosophy covered in this training.
Candidates who pass all four exams become an Authorized Lean Six Sigma Belt Holder.
Listed as an Authorized Belt Holder in The Global Lean Six Sigma Registry
Issued a certificate acknowledging them as an Authorized Belt Holder by the Global Lean Six Sigma Registry.
Authorized to use The Global Lean Six Sigma Registry Authorized Belt Holder Badge
Objectively prove your Lean Six Sigma knowledge is world class
At the Practitioner Level candidates submit an Executive Summary of their Lean Six Sigma projects and complete a questionnaire relative to each project submitted. Practitioners can submit as many projects as they want.
Projects are scored using The Global Lean Six Sigma Registry proprietary scoring system. This system levels the playing field, allowing diverse qualitative content to be objectively evaluated and rated.
It should be noted that this is self-reported information. As such The Global Lean Six Sigma Registry (GLSSR) cannot validate projects. Historically, project experience was validated at the Company Level with every company having their own certification criteria. While your project experience is self-reported it is objectively analyzed by the GLSSR scoring system.
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