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Training Needs Assessment

Quick answer

A training needs assessment identifies exactly which roles need which belt level, so you don't over-train generalists or under-train the people who'll actually run projects.

CSSC-aligned DMAIC methodologyIn-person or remoteLed by Black Belt / Master Black Belt Certified Consultants

Overview

The most common mistake in corporate Six Sigma rollouts is a one-size-fits-all training order, everyone gets the same course regardless of role. A training needs assessment maps belt level to actual job function first.

The output is a role-by-role training plan you can budget against, whether you run the training with us or elsewhere.

This is the recommended starting point for any organization committing budget to Six Sigma for the first time, it's a small upfront cost that prevents the much larger cost of training the wrong people at the wrong level.

Who it's for

  • L&D and HR leaders planning a corporate Six Sigma rollout
  • Organizations that have run ad-hoc training and want a structured plan going forward
  • Companies evaluating build-vs-buy for an internal improvement function

Consultations, workshops and working sessions are available in English, Hindi, Hinglish.

Led by Master Black Belt-level Six Sigma consultants. India · United States · United Kingdom.

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Our approach: steps & schedule

1Discover

  • Interview department heads on current process pain points
  • Map roles against Six Sigma responsibility levels

2Plan

  • Recommend belt level per role/department
  • Sequence the rollout (who trains first, and why)

Deliverables

  • Role-by-role belt-level recommendation
  • Phased training rollout plan
  • Budget-ready training plan document

Outcomes

  • A training spend that matches actual project needs
  • Clarity on who leads projects vs. who supports them
  • A sequenced rollout instead of a single big-bang course

Engagement model

Typically a 1–2 week assessment, priced separately or folded into a corporate training order, ask when you enquire.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this cost extra if we then book training with you?

We often fold this into the scoping call for a corporate training order at no extra cost, ask when you enquire.

How long does an assessment take?

Typically 1–2 weeks, priced separately or folded into a corporate training order, ask when you enquire.

Who from your side runs the assessment?

A consultant interviews your department heads and maps roles against Six Sigma responsibility levels, then recommends a belt level per role and a sequenced rollout plan.

What does our HR/L&D team need to provide?

Access to department heads for interviews and a general view of current process-improvement pain points, we do the mapping and recommendation work from there.

Is this useful if we plan to train with a different provider?

Yes, the output is a role-by-role, budget-ready training plan you can take to any provider, it's a planning deliverable, not tied to booking training with us.