The Lean Practitioner course provides a complete overview of the Lean methodology and tools. The course teaches how to use methods such as Kaizen, A3 management, stand-up and Toyota kata.
During the four day classroom training the complete set of Lean tools will be explained from a practical point of view. Furthermore focus will be on how to create commitment for a Lean management programme and how to make sure Lean benefits are sustained.
Upon registration you will receive a confirmation from the University of Bedfordshire. Prior to the course detailed joining instructions will be provided. In preparation of the course, we will send you the complete slide pack which will be utilised during the course.
On the day of the course you will be welcomed upon arrival at the post graduate centre of the University. Further course material will be made available during the course including our ‘Lean in practice’ handbook.
On the last day of the course an open book exam will take place. Upon passing the exam a Lean Practitioner Certificate will be awarded next to a University Certificate of attendance.
We provide our Lean Practitioner course as a classroom training (4 days).
Upon completion, you will be able to:
At the end of the course there will be a written exam. After passing the exam you will be awared a Lean Practitioner certificate.
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The structure of the course is modular, enabling delegates to opt for different dates across different courses, provided the subject matter is followed in the right order.
2016, Course 2 – last 10 seats available
first block: September 12 and 13
second block: September 29 and 30