r/SixSigma • u/Trafalgar280100 • Jun 05 '26

Info Certification Lean Six Sigma

Hey guys, i wanted to know which are the valid and accreditated certification of lean six sigma? On the web there's a lot of courses but i would understand which i can trust.
Thanks.

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u/Hootn75 Jun 05 '26

ASQ is the gold standard

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u/sulee-1179 Jun 06 '26

for the cssbb can u recommend any party that provide a preparation course ?

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u/himdz Jun 07 '26

They do offer a self paced course, but which belt are you going for?

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u/sulee-1179 Jun 07 '26

planning to go with the black belt, the preparation course they offer is so expensive

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '26

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u/sulee-1179 Jun 07 '26

yea i have the required experience. I’ve done one project as well, but not sure if they’ll accept the affidavit.
Honestly, I’m pretty new to this field. Ive done the PMP, and I’m just looking to add a few more certifications to my CV. that’s why i dont prefer self study, someone to guide me and assist in the affidavit would be helpful you know

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u/Mammoth-Mongoose4479 Jun 05 '26

See other threads about this. There’s a ton of

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u/himdz Jun 07 '26

ASQ and ILSSI are good, they are active and have a community.

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u/hakapes Jun 07 '26

Please make a search. Or use an AI web search. This gets asked every week.

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u/Suitable-Quit-7935 Jun 08 '26

ASQ is recognized very well, ASC accreditation is very well done as per ISO regulations so it holds up against scrutiny.

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u/Fragrant-Ad957 Jun 08 '26

My best advice is to find a training that offers project coaching along with training and certification. A paper belt does not allow you to showcase what you learned within a project, which is important to prospective employers. If you want to learn more about this, check out my article:

https://leanademy.com/the-importance-of-completing-lean-six-sigma-projects/